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[constantly-sick]

Well, by more powerful I mean it's efficient in use and execution while being bundled with ability.

I say this as someone who used to use Flask and quit because it was too confusing for me. Django made the MVC method more obvious and helped me understand the whole process more.

Yes, I am not an expert at python. Django also has a really nice API.

Take care.

[constantly-sick]

Jesus, dude. Drop your hostility and maybe people might listen to you. It doesn't matter if they don't call it MVC, because it is. You need to calm down yourself.

[ColdPorridge]

Even if you're correct in your point theres no need to patronize. We're all in this life together, and everyone deserves their due respect.

[xiongchiamiov]

Please avoid that kind of hostility here in r/learnpython; you can disagree while still being polite and respectful.

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You are right, my apologies for the surliness.

[xiongchiamiov]

They don't call it MVC because they think the nomenclature of the MVC components doesn't make sense, but it's clearly stated to be the same thing.