Normally a flask-ext forms around a established python library. Yes now we are back at the tight integration problem, but at-least your knowledge of the py library will not be lost in another eco-system.
> I wish the Django ORM were ripped out of Django so we could have libraries that depend on Django's ORM without them depending on the entire Django stack... Django ORM support SQLAlchemy's model declarations... Then we live in a world where you can swap out the ORM API at the application layer, but have libraries that are compatible with both and don't need to be reimplemented for both Django and SQLAlchemy.
They can, I recommend they look at the swagger-codegen[0] api stub templates. There clients as well.
[0]: https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen/tree/master/m...
> At some point, you write a library right?
Normally a flask-ext forms around a established python library. Yes now we are back at the tight integration problem, but at-least your knowledge of the py library will not be lost in another eco-system.
> I wish the Django ORM were ripped out of Django so we could have libraries that depend on Django's ORM without them depending on the entire Django stack... Django ORM support SQLAlchemy's model declarations... Then we live in a world where you can swap out the ORM API at the application layer, but have libraries that are compatible with both and don't need to be reimplemented for both Django and SQLAlchemy.
Amen Brother!