The Build a SAAS App with Flask Course

The Build a SAAS App with Flask Course, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 168 lectures, 16 quizzes, based on 1883 reviews, and has 11125 subscribers.

You will learn about See how a large application gets built up in stages Build complex web applications and websites Bid for Flask / web development freelance work Confidence to apply for Flask positions at software companies Proficiency with server-side development and databases An awesome Docker based development environment This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn web development or Anyone who wants to raise their rates as a software developer or Anyone who wants to learn the ins and outs of Flask or Anyone who wants to create software as a service applications It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn web development or Anyone who wants to raise their rates as a software developer or Anyone who wants to learn the ins and outs of Flask or Anyone who wants to create software as a service applications.

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Summary

Title: The Build a SAAS App with Flask Course

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 168

Number of Quizzes: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 168

Number of Published Quizzes: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 184

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 184

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

See how a large application gets built up in stages

Build complex web applications and websites

Bid for Flask / web development freelance work

Confidence to apply for Flask positions at software companies

Proficiency with server-side development and databases

An awesome Docker based development environment

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn web development

Anyone who wants to raise their rates as a software developer

Anyone who wants to learn the ins and outs of Flask

Anyone who wants to create software as a service applications

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn web development

Anyone who wants to raise their rates as a software developer

Anyone who wants to learn the ins and outs of Flask

Anyone who wants to create software as a service applications

Do you want to create an awesome web application but aren’t sure where to start?

Hi, I’m Nick and for the last year I’ve been teaching thousands of happy
students how to deploy web applications with Docker.

Now I want to teach you how to develop PRODUCTION READY web applications with
confidence.

Most learning material out there only teaches you how to build toy examples
and throw out lines like “you wouldn’t want to do this in production…”, but
then they never tell you the REAL way to do it.

Imagine how awful you’d feel after spending your time and hard earned money but
still had to do a ton of research to complete your project. I’ve been there,
done that and it’s not fun.

Instead, a large portion of the code base in my course is battle hardened from running in production on multiple projects.

I’ll be at your side explaining my thought process along the way while we build
up a multi thousand line application together.

You’re going to walk away with everything you need to feel confident building
your own web applications.

“Wow, what an amazing resource you’ve made. The app source is amazingly concise (clearly years of experience distilled). Honestly, it’s the handsomest web app code base I’ve ever seen. – David N.”

Here’s just some of what you’ll learn by taking my course:

Learn how to use Docker to “Dockerize” a web application

Learn what Flask is and how to use its features in your applications

Learn how to create a Python 2 and 3 compatible code base

Learn how to use PostgreSQL, Redis and Celery with Flask

Create a full blown user management system

Create a flexible custom admin interface

Accept both recurring and microtransaction credit card payments

Deal with both HTML template and JSON responses

Logging, middleware and error handling

Database migrations and internationalization (i18n)

“I have been working with Flask for the past 3 years and have been a technical reviewer on the Mastering Flask Packt book, even so, I am learning so much form you! – Pedro B.”

What makes Flask awesome?

Based on one of the most popular computer languages in the world (Python)

Minimalistic and easy to get started

Lightning fast (Pinterest’s API serves 12+ billion requests / day with Flask)

Vibrant community and ecosystem (hundreds of high quality extensions)

Profitable for freelancing and consulting

Why is Docker worth using?

Saves you from a ton of headaches when setting up development environments

Easily move an application across environments or servers

Prevents issues such as “well, it worked on my machine!”

Makes developing with teams a much more pleasant experience

You won’t need expensive hosting to deploy your web applications

You won’t just become a Flask master by taking my course but you’ll also gain the confidence in developing web applications so that you can command the hourly rates
you deserve as a software developer.

This could be done through increasing your rates as a freelancer or negotiating
a higher salary at your job. In my years working as a consultant and talking to
a lot of developers, I discovered that most developers are not confident in their
ability to fulfill work that is requested of them.

Some of them are even afraid to bid on or accept contract work.

This is actually a very common problem and is described as “Impostor Syndrome”.
I’ve suffered from it for a long time and it has cost me tens of thousands of
dollars and now I want to save you the hardship of making the same mistake.

You might be thinking “Nick, how in the world is a course on Flask going to let
me raise my rates?” and that’s a great question but before I answer that, let’s
just play around with a few numbers:

If you work 20 hours a week for the next year at $30/hour then you would stand to make $31,200.

After you double your rate then you would make $62,400 instead.

Wouldn’t you want an extra 30k in your pocket every year? You know, the only
real difference between a $30/hour and $60/hour developer is their mindset.

One of them believes they can fulfill the job, while the other struggles to
believe in themselves.

How will Build a SAAS App with Flask help you generate more income?

Simple, you’re going to get a battle hardened web application that you can use
as a bulletproof base for your next project. You won’t have to sit there second
guessing yourself while researching everything on your own.

You’re getting well tested code that’s been running in production. Tons of
edge cases have been ironed out, and features were added due to real life
needs. Not only that, but I’ll be at your side explaining everything to you
while you make your way through the course.

You’re going to see how the application gets built up from a single file,
all the way to a 4,000+ line project that spans across dozens of files and folders.

If that’s not enough, I’ll be available to answer any questions you have in the
course’s forums and all of my courses come with an unbeatable 30 day guarantee
that’s 100% RISK FREE. If you don’t love the course then I insist you get a
100% refund – no questions asked.

“Definitely delivers on hours and sanity saved! Comprehensive and well worth it. – B.C.”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome to the Course

Lecture 1: What Does This Course Cover

Lecture 2: Dealing with Issues

Chapter 2: Is Flask Right for You?

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What Is Flask?

Lecture 3: What Kind of Web Sites Can You Build with Flask?

Lecture 4: How Does Flask Compare to Other Frameworks?

Lecture 5: Massive Companies Who Are Using Flask

Chapter 3: Application Overview

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Going over the Demo App That Well Build

Lecture 3: Visualizing the Applications Architecture

Chapter 4: Preparing to Follow Along

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up an Initial Course Folder

Lecture 3: Downloading the Courses Material

Lecture 4: Installing a Code Editor

Chapter 5: Getting Familiar with Docker

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Why Is It worth Using Docker?

Lecture 3: Installing Docker on Linux, macOS and Windows

Lecture 4: Making Sure Docker Works on Your System

Chapter 6: Creating a Base Flask App

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Exploring the Apps Package Dependencies

Lecture 3: Taking a Look at the Application File

Lecture 4: Investigating the Dockerfile

Lecture 5: Running the Flask Application

Lecture 6: Dealing with Configuration Settings

Lecture 7: Creating a Base Flask App – Coding Challenge

Chapter 7: Blueprints and Jinja 2 Templates

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating Our First Flask Blueprint

Lecture 3: Deciding on a Look for Our Application

Lecture 4: Understanding Jinja 2 Templates

Lecture 5: Creating the Home Page

Lecture 6: Adding a Few Additional Pages

Lecture 7: Blueprints and Jinja 2 Templates – Coding Challenge

Chapter 8: Testing and Code Quality

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Going over the requirements.txt Changes

Lecture 3: Getting Comfortable Writing Tests

Lecture 4: Investigating Our Code Test Coverage

Lecture 5: Performing Static Analysis on the Code Base

Lecture 6: Testing Code Quality – Coding Challenge

Chapter 9: Creating a CLI Script

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Why Do We Need a CLI Script?

Lecture 3: Going over New Content Added to the Project

Lecture 4: Getting Familiar with Click

Lecture 5: Running the Commands We Created

Lecture 6: Creating a CLI Script – Coding Challenge

Chapter 10: Using Our First Flask Extension

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Going over the requirements.txt Changes

Lecture 3: Debug Toolbar

Lecture 4: Using Our First Flask Extension – Coding Challenge

Chapter 11: Creating a Contact Form

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Going over the requirements.txt Changes

Lecture 3: Configuring the App to Send e-mail

Lecture 4: Adding the Contact Blueprint

Lecture 5: Reviewing the Views

Lecture 6: Looking into the Templates and Macros

Lecture 7: Handling Forms with Flask-WTForms

Lecture 8: Our First Taste of Celery

Lecture 9: Running Celery with Docker Compose

Lecture 10: Confirming It Works with Tests

Lecture 11: Creating a Contact Form – Coding Challenge

Chapter 12: Creating a Complete User System

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Going over the requirements.txt Changes

Lecture 3: Configuring the App to Handle Users

Lecture 4: Adding the User Blueprint

Lecture 5: Exploring the User Model

Lecture 6: Initializing the Database

Lecture 7: Logging Users in and Out

Lecture 8: Registering New Users

Lecture 9: Welcoming New Users

Lecture 10: Allowing Users to Update Their Settings

Lecture 11: Dealing with Password Resets

Lecture 12: Modifications to Previous Blueprints

Lecture 13: Confirming It Works with Tests

Lecture 14: Creating a Complete User System – Coding Challenge

Chapter 13: Creating a Custom Admin Dashboard

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Why Are We Not Using Flask-Admin?

Lecture 3: Adding the Admin Blueprint

Lecture 4: Viewing the Main Dashboard

Lecture 5: Listing Users

Lecture 6: Editing Users

Instructors

Nick Janetakis
Developer / Docker Captain / Teacher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 51 votes

2 stars: 68 votes

3 stars: 155 votes

4 stars: 535 votes

5 stars: 1074 votes

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