Flask Landing Learn the Python Microframework

Flask Landing – Learn the Python Microframework, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 55 lectures, based on 20 reviews, and has 179 subscribers.

You will learn about Flask Web Development SQLAlchemy & Flask SQLAlchmey Gunicorn & Production-ready Flask Project Building a Web App This course is ideal for individuals who are Python developers looking to learn to build web apps or Data scientists looking to learn to eventually have a microservice for production level machine learning or Django developers who want to build microservices without the scope of Django or Tech enthusaists looking to enrich their skills or IOT Devs looking to have a web app to help handle various sensors and electronic (ie what you learn here you can apply to a Raspberry pi to control stuff) It is particularly useful for Python developers looking to learn to build web apps or Data scientists looking to learn to eventually have a microservice for production level machine learning or Django developers who want to build microservices without the scope of Django or Tech enthusaists looking to enrich their skills or IOT Devs looking to have a web app to help handle various sensors and electronic (ie what you learn here you can apply to a Raspberry pi to control stuff).

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Summary

Title: Flask Landing – Learn the Python Microframework

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Flask Web Development

SQLAlchemy & Flask SQLAlchmey

Gunicorn & Production-ready Flask Project

Building a Web App

Who Should Attend

Python developers looking to learn to build web apps

Data scientists looking to learn to eventually have a microservice for production level machine learning

Django developers who want to build microservices without the scope of Django

Tech enthusaists looking to enrich their skills

IOT Devs looking to have a web app to help handle various sensors and electronic (ie what you learn here you can apply to a Raspberry pi to control stuff)

Target Audiences

Python developers looking to learn to build web apps

Data scientists looking to learn to eventually have a microservice for production level machine learning

Django developers who want to build microservices without the scope of Django

Tech enthusaists looking to enrich their skills

IOT Devs looking to have a web app to help handle various sensors and electronic (ie what you learn here you can apply to a Raspberry pi to control stuff)

Flask is a flexible web framework written in Python. It’s narrow in scope so that means it’s much easier to learn.

A web application with Flask can be as simple as 1 function with 4 total linesof code. Regardless of your technical background, what I want that to signal to you is that Flask can be very very small in scope which means a much smaller learning curve.

Of course, you can add all kinds of technology (such as a SQL?database), to make Flask even more functional but that’s completely optional.

Here’s a few use cases of flask:

Quick and fast RESTful API service

Microservice for offloading tasks from a main app (such as a Django app) to handle all sorts of processing (creating thumbnails, running machine learning, doing web scraping, sending notifications, calculating bills and invoices, and so on)

Full fledged Web Application (user login, data storage, user sharing, etc)

Integrating into an iot device to control sensors, motors, servos, mics, cameras, and so on.?

As middleman between services like Shopify and Zapier. (Ie you need to analyze some customer data from Shopify before it becomes a zap?)

Anything you can image

Flask, as with many Python Package, can almost do anything you can image.?And there’s a good chance that someone has already created a package to help your project’s development time increase in a big way.

Django vs Flask

These two are compared all the time. At their core, they attempt to accomplish the same thing:?web application development. But they do it in very different ways.

First off, remember that Python is flexible so Django and Flask are flexible.

Flask can be more flexible but increases development time on larger projects

Django cuts long term development time on larger projects

Flask is smaller as in file size

Django is bigger but has many security features built in (such as CSRF and clickjacking)

Django has an ORM

Flask can easily be integrated into SQLAlchemy

If you know Flask, learning Django will be easier and vice versa. In fact, once you know any python web framework it’s much easier to learn others so you can find the best library that your project needs.

Are you ready to begin?

Let’s do this!

Justin

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome & Overview

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Walkthrough & Requirements

Lecture 3: Create a Virtual Environment

Lecture 4: Sublime Text & Reactivate Virtual Environment

Chapter 2: Hello World

Lecture 1: Hello World with Flask

Lecture 2: WSGI for Local Development

Chapter 3: URLs, Views, and Template

Lecture 1: URL Routing

Lecture 2: Flask App as Package

Lecture 3: Modules Driving One Purpose

Lecture 4: Render HTML Template

Lecture 5: Render Template Variables

Lecture 6: Keep Logic in Views not Templates

Lecture 7: Jinja Templates & Base HTML

Lecture 8: Render JSON

Chapter 4: Forms with Flask

Lecture 1: Landing Page Form

Lecture 2: POST Method and Request Data

Lecture 3: Validation & CSRF

Lecture 4: Python eval

Lecture 5: Adding CSRF Protection to Flask

Lecture 6: A Form with Flask WTF

Chapter 5: Form Validation with Flask

Lecture 1: Basic Form Validation with wtforms

Lecture 2: Email & Custom Validation with wtforms

Lecture 3: Render the Flask WTF Form in Template

Lecture 4: Input Class and Placeholder in Flask WTF Forms

Chapter 6: Database & Models

Lecture 1: Setup a Database.

Lecture 2: Your First Model with SQLAlchemy

Lecture 3: Save to Database

Lecture 4: Track Modification Error

Lecture 5: Database Actions in Flask Shell

Lecture 6: Convenience Methods for CRUD

Chapter 7: Create Update Retrieve and Delete with Views and Forms

Lecture 1: Saving Data to a Model via a Form

Lecture 2: Validation Form against Database with Model Lookup

Lecture 3: Database Object to Detail View

Lecture 4: First or 404

Lecture 5: Update View and Prefill Form Data

Lecture 6: Save Updates in Update View

Lecture 7: Exclude Items from SQLAlchemy Query

Lecture 8: Delete & Confirm

Lecture 9: List View and Redirects

Chapter 8: Navigation

Lecture 1: Navbar with Include

Lecture 2: Dynamic URL Paths with url_for

Lecture 3: url_for with Arguments

Chapter 9: Database and Migrations

Lecture 1: Signals

Lecture 2: Change Models with Flask Migrate

Lecture 3: Fresh Migrate and DB

Lecture 4: Migrate Again

Chapter 10: Production and Going Live

Lecture 1: Password Protect a View

Lecture 2: Prep Landing Page for Production

Lecture 3: Gunicorn Server

Lecture 4: Heroku and Live App

Lecture 5: Making Changes for Production

Lecture 6: Custom Domain

Lecture 7: Adding HTTPs with ACM

Chapter 11: Wrap up

Lecture 1: Suggested Next Steps

Lecture 2: Thank you

Instructors

Justin Mitchel
Coding Entrepreneur & Teacher – 568,000+ Students

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