Hi guys, I'm new to this Pyramid world (as a matter of fact I'm new to web development world) so I have a "best practice" question: Let's say I have this "users" model where I can store and retrieve user information such as name, social security id, address and the likes. If I want somebody to edit some of this information for a particular user I have to query the database and present the information through a view. If somebody updates some of that information it seems i have to create another view to receive the data, get the updated user id from the request, query the db again to populate an ORM object where to apply the changes submitted and update the instance. Looks to me that for every action I need to write two views and perform the same query twice (I would imagine that I could send the user instance in the view but I don't know how). Is that right?
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