Chapter 9: Best Practices to Improve Your Web Applications

From Chapter 1, Introduction to Sanic and Async Frameworks, through Chapter 8, Running a Sanic Server, we learned how to build a web application from conception through deployment. Pat yourself on the back and give yourself a round of applause. Building and deploying a web application is not a simple feat. So, what have we learned? We, of course, spent time learning about all of the fundamental tools that Sanic provides: route handlers, blueprints, middleware, signals, listeners, decorators, exception handlers, and so on. More importantly, however, we spent some time thinking about how HTTP works and how we can use these tools to design and build applications that are secure, scalable, maintainable, and easily deployable.

There have been a lot of specific patterns in this book for you to use, but also, quite intentionally, I have left a lot of ambiguity. You have continually read statements such as it depends upon your application...