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This removes Flask caching since it seems I'm dumb and can't implement
it correctly and it seems to serve pretty much no purpose anyway.
Caching can always be handled by the server in front
This commit also removes some unused imports that were leftover after
moving functionality to different files (like view_functions)
Flask compress might be useless too since nginx can also gzip. But I can
actually observe the change... is there any problem with double
gzipping?
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This commit adds the Flask-Caching module to the software stack and
enables the caching of views in a wide variety of ways, but implemented
here to be simple to understand to someone new to the concept of caching
(aka me).
Various documentation and formatting was applied to all files. views.py
internal functions (mostly related to filesystem operations of the
server). have been moved into view_functions.py
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This commit adds Flask-Compress to the stack, an excellent module that
makes the site load faster. This also adds and amends the default
siteconfig
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