We had integrated redis in our project for server side caching. And I'd like to clarify that Python was being slow for regular cases (atleast not as fast as we wanted it to be).
As we were newbies to web development (although we have a lot of experience in development), we had put in our best knowledge while designing the architecture. We kept independent things independent. That's why we chose flask, it gave us the flexibility we wanted. We were free to choose the extensions we wanted to integrate.
As we were newbies to web development (although we have a lot of experience in development), we had put in our best knowledge while designing the architecture. We kept independent things independent. That's why we chose flask, it gave us the flexibility we wanted. We were free to choose the extensions we wanted to integrate.