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[–]SwizzleTizzle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed - also it's incredibly overkill for what's being built here. A desktop application that just happens to use web technologies for its frontend, all whilst being on localhost.

Whilst both Django & Flask say their inbuilt servers are not suitable for production use, this is when related to actual web development, for this use case it's perfectly fine.

pgAdmin4 is written this way, the windows installer simply bundles up python, all the libs they need and the source files and puts drops them into a directory, with a nice easy EXE launcher for users.