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r/Python • u/upofadown • May 26 '14
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I do hope You guys know that Mitsuhiko is developer of the popular web microframework Flask...
2 u/marky1991 May 27 '14 That doesn't change anything. A doubling of work implies that you're effectively got two completely independent code flows. If that is the case, you're doing it wrong, whether you're guido, mitsuhiko, Awful coder #4,003 or anyone else. 2 u/v3ss0n May 27 '14 What i mean is he built a successful web framework that supports both py2 and py3 , are you sure he is doing it wrong? 4 u/marky1991 May 27 '14 "A doubling of work implies that you're effectively got two completely independent code flows. If that is the case, you're doing it wrong..."
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That doesn't change anything. A doubling of work implies that you're effectively got two completely independent code flows. If that is the case, you're doing it wrong, whether you're guido, mitsuhiko, Awful coder #4,003 or anyone else.
2 u/v3ss0n May 27 '14 What i mean is he built a successful web framework that supports both py2 and py3 , are you sure he is doing it wrong? 4 u/marky1991 May 27 '14 "A doubling of work implies that you're effectively got two completely independent code flows. If that is the case, you're doing it wrong..."
What i mean is he built a successful web framework that supports both py2 and py3 , are you sure he is doing it wrong?
4 u/marky1991 May 27 '14 "A doubling of work implies that you're effectively got two completely independent code flows. If that is the case, you're doing it wrong..."
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"A doubling of work implies that you're effectively got two completely independent code flows. If that is the case, you're doing it wrong..."
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u/v3ss0n May 27 '14
I do hope You guys know that Mitsuhiko is developer of the popular web microframework Flask...