Flask for beginners- Create Real World Interactive Apps

Flask for beginners: Create Real World Interactive Apps, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 90 lectures, based on 151 reviews, and has 34278 subscribers.

You will learn about Creating and running a simple Flask app Creating Interactive Flask Apps Working with templates Setting up and connecting to a database Using GET and POST requests in FlaskData flow in Flask Setting up an API in Flask Templating flask apps with Bootstrap Message Flashing Creating routes for our applications Passing data through forms to flask app Implementing sessions and cookies Using conditionals and loops in flask app Saving app data to PostgreSQL Database Server Setup your project with version control Create remote repository on Github Deploying your project to the cloud on heroku This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to Flask or Beginners to web development or Beginners to programming It is particularly useful for Beginners to Flask or Beginners to web development or Beginners to programming.

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Summary

Title: Flask for beginners: Create Real World Interactive Apps

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 90

Number of Published Lectures: 89

Number of Curriculum Items: 90

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 89

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creating and running a simple Flask app

Creating Interactive Flask Apps

Working with templates

Setting up and connecting to a database

Using GET and POST requests in FlaskData flow in Flask

Setting up an API in Flask

Templating flask apps with Bootstrap

Message Flashing

Creating routes for our applications

Passing data through forms to flask app

Implementing sessions and cookies

Using conditionals and loops in flask app

Saving app data to PostgreSQL Database Server

Setup your project with version control

Create remote repository on Github

Deploying your project to the cloud on heroku

Who Should Attend

Beginners to Flask

Beginners to web development

Beginners to programming

Target Audiences

Beginners to Flask

Beginners to web development

Beginners to programming

Flask is a Python framework for building lightweight and dynamic web applications. It helps speed up tedious behind-the-scenes development work, such as URL mapping, and offers more control to the developer to build applications . This course provides the training and hands-on examples you need to get started quickly.  We will create two complete interactive web applications and also deploy them to the cloud so others can interact with them. You will  learn skills that professional web developers use.

Learning objectives

Creating and running a simple Flask app

Creating a Flask project

Working with templates

Setting up and connecting to a database

Working with Flask-Security

Deploying your project to Heroku

Create remote repository on GitHub

Setup your project with version control

Using GET and POST requests in Flask Data flow in Flask

Setting up an API in Flask

Templating  flask with Bootstrap

Create a JSON  API

Message Flashing

Creating routes for our applications

Passing data through forms to flask app

Using redirect and url_functions

Implementing sessions and cookies

Using conditionals and loops in flask app

Saving app  data to PostgreSQL Database Server

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Projects we will create

Lecture 3: Downloadable Completed Project Source Codes

Lecture 4: What is Python

Lecture 5: What is Flask

Lecture 6: Pros and Cons of Using Flask

Lecture 7: Technologies we will be using

Lecture 8: Terminal Vs Command Prompt

Lecture 9: Python Modules and Packages

Chapter 2: Installations and Setups

Lecture 1: Installing Python

Lecture 2: Updating Pip

Lecture 3: Installing Atom

Lecture 4: Creating project directory

Lecture 5: Creating and activating a virtual environment

Lecture 6: Installing Virtual Environment Tool

Lecture 7: Functions | Classes | Objects | Methods

Chapter 3: Creating a minimal flask application

Lecture 1: Creating a minimal flask application

Lecture 2: Flask development server

Lecture 3: Basic components of a flask application

Lecture 4: Dynamic Routes

Lecture 5: Using development server in debug mode

Lecture 6: Rendering templates

Lecture 7: Using control structures in templates

Lecture 8: Template Inheritance

Lecture 9: Installing and initializing bootstrap

Lecture 10: Flask bootstrap template blocks

Lecture 11: Integrating bootstrap into template

Lecture 12: Creating custom error pages

Chapter 4: Project : Creating a URL Shortener and API App

Lecture 1: Creating virtual environment with venv

Lecture 2: Creating a minimal flask application

Lecture 3: Running your minimal app

Lecture 4: Creating a second route

Lecture 5: Rendering templates

Lecture 6: Passing data through forms to flask app

Lecture 7: Passing form variables to other routes

Lecture 8: HTTP Request Methods

Lecture 9: Using redirect and url_for functions

Lecture 10: Saving data to JSON File

Lecture 11: Appending data to JSON File

Lecture 12: Flashing messages to users

Lecture 13: Creating variable routes for short names

Lecture 14: Displaying custom error pages

Lecture 15: Implementing sessions and cookies

Lecture 16: What is an API

Lecture 17: Creating a JSON API

Lecture 18: Extending Templates

Lecture 19: Static Files

Lecture 20: What is Bootstrap

Lecture 21: Bootstrap Installation Options

Lecture 22: Download Bootstrap

Lecture 23: Bootstrap Dependencies

Lecture 24: Minimum Basic Bootstrap Template

Lecture 25: Basic Anatomy of an HTML Document

Lecture 26: Populating Static Directory

Lecture 27: Modifying the base template

Lecture 28: Modifying the index template

Lecture 29: Modifying the page not found template

Lecture 30: Modifying the your url template

Lecture 31: What is WSGI

Lecture 32: Installing Gunicorn Server

Lecture 33: Git and Github

Lecture 34: Creating account on heroku

Lecture 35: Creating a new app on heroku

Lecture 36: Creating a Procfile and Requirements file

Lecture 37: Creating a repository on Github

Lecture 38: Deploying app to heroku

Chapter 5: Project 2: Create an Interactive Quote App

Lecture 1: Create a virtual environment with venv

Lecture 2: Managing Python Packages

Lecture 3: Creating and activating a virtual environment

Lecture 4: Installing Flask

Lecture 5: Setting up environment variables

Lecture 6: Creating a minimal app

Lecture 7: Creating endpoints

Lecture 8: Rendering templates

Lecture 9: Using conditional statements

Lecture 10: Iterating over a list in flask

Lecture 11: Favorite quotes templates

Lecture 12: Installing PostgreSQL

Lecture 13: Creating a new database in PostgreSQL

Lecture 14: Creating a route to process form data

Lecture 15: Database Integration

Lecture 16: Database Configuration

Lecture 17: Creating a table

Lecture 18: Installing Gunicorn Server

Lecture 19: Storing form data inside database

Lecture 20: Testing Application

Lecture 21: Deploying app to heroku – Part 1

Lecture 22: Deploying app to heroku – Part 2

Lecture 23: Thank You

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5 stars: 67 votes

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