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It looks like the wheel is mounted on a hub, just like normal cars.

One thing they're not great for though is shareability. With gifs, you can generally just drag & drop them between most apps and they'll behave as you expect. Not true with videos.

My company is using https://github.com/miyakogi/pyppeteer in production and it has worked great. I suggest checking it out.

The Chrome dev team is working to create a scheduling API in the browser: https://github.com/spanicker/main-thread-scheduling

Not true, you can create an iTunes account without a credit card: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT204034

Have you tried changing the free downloads password setting? See http://lifehacker.com/allow-free-downloads-from-the-mac-app-...

It's not impossible and has been done several times in the past, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JailbreakMe

I can sort of comment on this since I've used Flask-RESTful and Django REST Framework where a lot of the Flask-API design is/will be borrowed from. I think the browsable API feature is great but it's not the killer feature for me. To me the killer feature is the well-designed serialization and validation architecture. In Flask-RESTful this seems half-baked - there is no notion of hyperlinked references or nested objects. At our company we ended up implementing our own serialization & validation layer which felt a lot like reinventing the wheel. My hope is that we can bring this same great architecture over from DRF to Flask-API.

We've been considering "porting" our app from Flask-RESTful to Django REST Framework because it is so well architected, tested, and has a large community around it. So I'm overjoyed to hear that you're bringing this awesomeness to the Flask world Tom!