Great tips. Thanks Miguel.

Hi Miguel, I followed your flask-mega-tutorial to develop an internal employee directory app.  But I'm having an issue with SQLIte and MySQL when it comes to storing output from a WYSIWYG editor.  While developing I used SQLite like you recommended in your tutorial.  I used the Text() type to store the HTML data from the editor, which worked fine for me.  But once I deployed to our server and over to MySQL I started getting "Data too long for column" errors for any output longer than a few sentences.
Do you know if there are any significant differences between SQLite and MySQL that would cause this issue?
Thanks!

@James: SQLite is not strict with lengths, but MySQL is. Are you sure this is for a column of type Text? My guess is that this problem is for a String or similar column where you either didn't specify a size or the size is small compared to the content you are writing to the column.

@Miguel: No It's definitely set to Text 
about_me = db.Column(db.Text)
It is possible that I need to set a length for Text as well?

@Miguel:  So an quick update.  It looks like I'm running up against some 140 character limit in my strings for Text.  If I go passed that I get the "Data is too long" error.

@James: are you sure the model agrees with what's in the database? Please check the database schema using a MySQL admin tool. I think you must have had the 140 character limit in the past, or in a migration file. If you changed from 140 to unlimited that needs a new database migration.

@Miguel: Just an update on this, I did as you suggested and noticed that the column was set as VARCHAR(140).  I was able to switch the column over to LONGTEXT and this cleared up my issue.  Thanks for the help!