Flask is one of the most popular Python web frameworks, and they have huge news to share with us.

Flask 2.0 just released after a ton of work, and it's as big a deal as the virgin number suggests.

Async changes are coming. Python 3.5, below, including Python 2 support, has been dropped and much, much more.

Join me as I discuss Flass 2.0 with David Lord and Philip Jones.

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Episode 316, recorded May 10, 2020.

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David Phil, welcome back both of you to Talk Python to me.

Hello. Hello. Thank you. Yeah, it's great to have you back. David, I've had you on to talk about

flask and Phil, I've had you on to talk about derivatives of flask, I suppose, about court,

your project and they're both kind of approaching the same type of thing and that sort of

zeroing in so now we have you here together I suppose working on blast 2.0 right it's all

merging into one not really just our efforts still several libraries yeah but it's really cool

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