for app configuration?). In this tutorial, we’ll just pass around a Config instance to resource initializers for easier testing (coming later in this tutorial). Create a new module, config.py next to app this question. The first camp likes to instantiate a config object and pass that around to the initializers of the resource classes so the data sharing is explicit. The second camp likes to create a config content range). (#1991) • When called with deprecated positional arguments, methods and class initializers (such as falcon.HTTPError) will now emit a user-friendlier warning indicating the fully qualified

for app configuration?). In this tutorial, we’ll just pass around a Config instance to resource initializers for easier testing (coming later in this tutorial). Create a new module, config.py next to app this question. The first camp likes to instantiate a config object and pass that around to the initializers of the resource classes so the data sharing is explicit. The second camp likes to create a config content range). (#1991) • When called with deprecated positional arguments, methods and class initializers (such as falcon.HTTPError) will now emit a user-friendlier warning indicating the fully qualified

for app configuration?). In this tutorial, we’ll just pass around a Config instance to resource initializers for easier testing (coming later in this tutorial). Create a new module, config.py next to app this question. The first camp likes to instantiate a config object and pass that around to the initializers of the resource classes so the data sharing is explicit. The second camp likes to create a config content range). (#1991) • When called with deprecated positional arguments, methods and class initializers (such as falcon.HTTPError) will now emit a user-friendlier warning indicating the fully qualified

for app configuration?). In this tutorial, we’ll just pass around a Config instance to resource initializers for easier testing (coming later in this tutorial). Create a new module, config.py next to app this question. The first camp likes to instantiate a config object and pass that around to the initializers of the resource classes so the data sharing is explicit. The second camp likes to create a config content range). (#1991) • When called with deprecated positional arguments, methods and class initializers (such as falcon.HTTPError) will now emit a user-friendlier warning indicating the fully qualified

for app configuration?). In this tutorial, we’ll just pass around a Config instance to resource initializers for easier testing (coming later in this tutorial). Create a new module, config.py next to app this question. The first camp likes to instantiate a config object and pass that around to the initializers of the resource classes so the data sharing is explicit. The second camp likes to create a config content range). (#1991) • When called with deprecated positional arguments, methods and class initializers (such as falcon.HTTPError) will now emit a user-friendlier warning indicating the fully qualified

for app configuration?). In this tutorial, we’ll just pass around a Config instance to resource initializers for easier testing (coming later in this tutorial). Create a new module, config.py next to app this question. The first camp likes to instantiate a config object and pass that around to the initializers of the resource classes so the data sharing is explicit. The second camp likes to create a config content range). (#1991) • When called with deprecated positional arguments, methods and class initializers (such as falcon.HTTPError) will now emit a user-friendlier warning indicating the fully qualified

for app configuration?). In this tutorial, we’ll just pass around a Config instance to resource initializers for easier testing (coming later in this tutorial). Create a new module, config.py next to app this question. The first camp likes to instantiate a config object and pass that around to the initializers of the resource classes so the data sharing is explicit. The second camp likes to create a config com/falconry/falcon/issues/1991]) When called with deprecated positional arguments, methods and class initializers (such as falcon.HTTPError) will now emit a user-friendlier warning indicating the fully qualified

for app configuration?). In this tutorial, we’ll just pass around a Config instance to resource initializers for easier testing (coming later in this tutorial). Create a new module, config.py next to app this question. The first camp likes to instantiate a config object and pass that around to the initializers of the resource classes so the data sharing is explicit. The second camp likes to create a config com/falconry/falcon/issues/1991]) When called with deprecated positional arguments, methods and class initializers (such as falcon.HTTPError) will now emit a user-friendlier warning indicating the fully qualified

for app configuration?). In this tutorial, we’ll just pass around a Config instance to resource initializers for easier testing (coming later in this tutorial). Create a new module, config.py next to app this question. The first camp likes to instantiate a config object and pass that around to the initializers of the resource classes so the data sharing is explicit. The second camp likes to create a config com/falconry/falcon/issues/1991]) When called with deprecated positional arguments, methods and class initializers (such as falcon.HTTPError) will now emit a user-friendlier warning indicating the fully qualified

for app configuration?). In this tutorial, we’ll just pass around a Config instance to resource initializers for easier testing (coming later in this tutorial). Create a new module, config.py next to app this question. The first camp likes to instantiate a config object and pass that around to the initializers of the resource classes so the data sharing is explicit. The second camp likes to create a config com/falconry/falcon/issues/1991]) When called with deprecated positional arguments, methods and class initializers (such as falcon.HTTPError) will now emit a user-friendlier warning indicating the fully qualified