If you're just looking for a host DreamHost is pretty hard to beat in terms of cost/performance

lots of features too, and little hassle

github works for static sites at zero cost

@Deleted User I am going to be waiting for that reason why Flask is bad

Flask is great

@Deleted User has a problem with it

@Deleted User lets hear why?

in favor of what?

i prefer ReactJS + Redux with traditional server (nginx, Apache), or Isomorphic Flux + ReactJS with NodeJS.

apples and oranges then.

@Deleted User good for you

@Deleted User doesn't tell me why .NET or Flask is bad

Jesus, JS sucks donkey balls. Give me .NET over JS any day.

You cannot get around it, if you program Web Apps.

The backend is not JS.

Keep JS inside the browser.

Not on the server.

It is, the backend is another microservice.

NodeJS?

It simply hosts the front end, and from there you make REST calls to the backend API gateway.

yo dawg, I heard you like callbacks, so I put callbacks in your callbacks so you can callback while you callback

@DanielKO do me a favour tell me why .NET is bad today, not 15 years ago.

Whose `this` is this `this` again?

Point was, Flask is not that secure, I heard from my friend, who had to hack it in a master security course.

@Deleted User tell me the security vunerabilities

I personally cannot.

@Deleted User tell me something more than "my mate said"

I can ask him, when I meet him.

@Deleted User so you don't know shit

@Deleted User so you don't know shit

Can we just get that right ..

Use Flask.

@Deleted User since you're splitting hairs, what year is criticism acceptable for? Only 2018?

get happy with it.

Most of us can't afford to wait until a platform stops sucking.

@DanielKO no the stock exchange example is used because it is one massive cockup, but they never fucking mention the huge cock up in implementing Linux in Munich

@DanielKO I don't act like a dick about someone's preferred language. .NET works well in loads of large orgs

The Munich case, employees started whining because they wanted their windows+office back.

Not because Linux fundamentally failed to deliver.

@DanielKO Stack overflow is in .NET and runs on Windows servers.

@DanielKO and is used extensively.