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please add flask in "Structuring Your Project"

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5/5
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Issue type
Documentation
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Needs clarification
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Stale
Tech stack
django, flask, python
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documentation

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Read the “Structuring Your Project” section, especially “Regarding Django Applications,” and compare its current guidance with the request for a Flask example project. Define the proposed Flask example’s scope and acceptance criteria with maintainers before changing the guide; done means the section includes the agreed Flask guidance.

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Writing Great Python Code
---- Structuring Your Project
----------Regarding Django Applications

Structure of Code is Key, it is true. In this paragraph, someone writes about Django, but I must say Flask is a big problem, because when you use django shell to create a project, it will always as it designed, if you use Flask... project structure will be different with everyone. For this reason, I think flask is not safe for human consumption at all. 😆
If anyone can create an example project ?

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