Working with flask as web application or restful api its very nice, and its open up for many different cases, the good thing with flask its very simple to start with in python and over time you can allways learn more about python and flask.
Working in big applications can be a mes of lots of code lines, to get more readable code you can use @staticmethod function's inside a class and the bind it to your flask route endpoints, and how you can do this, its what i will show you in this video.
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