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Organize Flask Apps with Blueprints

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Structure your Flask app as a collection of modules. Use Flask Blueprints to organize your app by separation of concerns. I'm unclear as to when or why it happened, but at some point in the last couple of years, I became emotionally and perhaps romantically involved with Flask (I'm sure you've noticed). I've since accepted my fate as being The Guy Who Writes Flask Tutorials on the Internet for no Particular Reason with few regrets. There aren't many perks that come with that title, but it certainly offers some unique perspective, especially when it comes to widespread misconceptions about what people believe about Flask. Of these misconceptions, two are particularly popular as much as they are false: It's no surprise as to why Flask newcomers believe that structuring entire projects into single app.py files is normal and acceptable. Almost every Flask tutorial is structured this way, presumably out of convenience, but it seems as though an asterisk is missing from these tutorials which

I'm unclear as to when or why it happened, but at some point in the last couple of years, I became emotionally and perhaps romantically involved with Flask (I'm sure you've noticed). I've since accepted my fate as being The Guy Who Writes Flask Tutorials on the Internet for no Particular Reason with few regrets. There aren't many perks that come with that title, but it certainly offers some unique perspective, especially when it comes to widespread misconceptions about what people believe about Flask. Of these misconceptions, two are particularly popular as much as they are false: Flask is int

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