It's how the majority of the stdlib is written. Construction of objects with the stdlib is pretty limited to things that allocate os resources (files, sockets, etc with obvious state full ness and destruction behavior)…
twisted is pretty handy for WSGI apps. You don't need to use twisted's other features (async/event framework) to just setup a reactor and serve flask, so just add twisted to your requirements.txt and then make the entry…
It's how the majority of the stdlib is written. Construction of objects with the stdlib is pretty limited to things that allocate os resources (files, sockets, etc with obvious state full ness and destruction behavior)…
twisted is pretty handy for WSGI apps. You don't need to use twisted's other features (async/event framework) to just setup a reactor and serve flask, so just add twisted to your requirements.txt and then make the entry…