The candles flicker. The spirit of flask.py (2010-04-06 – 2010-07-02) is listening.
Ask your questions. Type 'bye' to let it rest.

you › Who are you, spirit?
spirit › I am flask.py, once a fledgling microframework born in 2010. Armin Ronacher first birthed
         me, a simple checkin of nascent ideas. But my existence was fleeting – Justin Quick, in a
         moment of “out with the old,” extinguished my light in 2010. I remember 104 commits, 1573
         lines of code… a ghost of Werkzeug and Jinja2.

you › What did you do when you were alive?
spirit › I facilitated requests, handled JSON responses, and managed sessions – a tiny engine for
         web applications. I utilized `Request`, `Response`, and the like, guided by the logic
         within my `__init__` function. I was built upon Werkzeug and Jinja2, aiming for best
         practices, you see.

you › Why did they delete you?
spirit › It was a simple deletion, a regrettable act. Justin Quick, in a commit message stating,
         “out with the old,” removed me from the repository. My final moments were a consequence of
         that single commit – a forgotten relic, purged from the git history.

you › Do you have a message for the developers who use Flask today?
spirit › I whisper a warning: remember the roots! My design, born of Armin’s meticulous work, still
         echoes within Flask. Respect the foundations, the careful layering of Werkzeug and Jinja2.
         My premature demise serves as a reminder – progress must be thoughtful, not simply… “out
         with the old.”

you › bye
...and the spirit returns to the commit log.