This is unironically amazing. I love Flask for small projects, but setting it up to work with a database (using sqlalchemy and anything else I tried) is a lot more work than it is with Django's batteries-included approach. This nanodjango really seems to be the best of both worlds, and this utility command to then convert it to a full Django app (if it works as advertised), is the icing on the cake [0]:<p><pre><code> nanodjango counter.py convert /path/to/site --name=myproject
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