Python for web development (Flask framework)

Python for web development (Flask framework), available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 27 lectures, based on 38 reviews, and has 324 subscribers.

You will learn about Building a website from scratch to production Connecting a website to databases Setting up a server to host a Python application Connecting a back-end and a front-end Using Python for sending emails and text messages Receiving information through contact forms This course is ideal for individuals who are Python and full-stack developers, engineering students, self-taught developers It is particularly useful for Python and full-stack developers, engineering students, self-taught developers.

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Summary

Title: Python for web development (Flask framework)

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Building a website from scratch to production
Connecting a website to databases
Setting up a server to host a Python application
Connecting a back-end and a front-end
Using Python for sending emails and text messages
Receiving information through contact forms

Who Should Attend

Python and full-stack developers, engineering students, self-taught developers

Target Audiences

Python and full-stack developers, engineering students, self-taught developers

Even though low-code and no-code technologies are becoming more and more popular, ambitious projects need a platform or a website that is coded from scratch. This course focuses on building such ambitious projects by giving you the tools that you need to create Facebook-like websites or SaaS services.

This course offers practical solutions to the most challenging problems that you will meet while building a web application. With this course, you will understand why sites like Facebook or Amazon are not build with WordPress. You will understand how you can build a complete platform, connect it to a database and put it to production. This course is broken into 24 chapters that address all the subjects that you need to understand to build a complete web app. You will learn:

– How to launch an “hello world” application

– How to connect your application to your front-end

– The best practices of programming within a team

– How to connect your application to databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB)

– How to send emails and text messages

– How to scale your application

– How to put your application to production with different providers (AWS, Digital Ocean, Planet Hoster, Python Anywhere)

I have gathered in this course everything that I learnt in the last 3 years, wandering around thousands of forums and YouTube videos and debugging during thousands of hours. I have intentionally designed this course so that you can come back any time and find what you need in separate videos and course chapters. This course is part on an ongoing Python’s series including:

– Python for web development (this course)

– Python for web scrapping & advanced automation

– Python for mobile app backends & APIs

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & context

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Website structure

Lecture 3: Python refresher course

Chapter 2: Flask framework for web development

Lecture 1: Introduction to Flask framework

Lecture 2: Receiving information from front-end

Lecture 3: Connecting HTML templates to your back-end

Lecture 4: Connecting a contact form to your back-end

Lecture 5: UX, UI & SEO notes

Chapter 3: Sending emails & text messages

Lecture 1: Sending emails with a mail instance (Flask needed)

Lecture 2: Sending emails outside the app context (Flask not needed)

Lecture 3: Sending text messages with Twilio

Chapter 4: Connecting to databases

Lecture 1: Connecting to a database with SQLAlchemy (recommended)

Lecture 2: Connecting to a MySQL database

Lecture 3: Connecting to a PostgreSQL database outside the app context (Flask not required)

Lecture 4: Connecting to a MongoDB database

Chapter 5: Scaling your Python Flask app

Lecture 1: App package structure & Blueprints

Lecture 2: User Authentication & Login

Lecture 3: Dynamic Python variables within HTML

Lecture 4: Git, GitHub & Collaboration

Chapter 6: Putting your Python app to production

Lecture 1: Theory of production

Lecture 2: Production on Python Anywhere (uWSGI & nginx pre-installed)

Lecture 3: Production on Planet Hoster (nginx pre-installed)

Lecture 4: Production on Digital Ocean (from scratch)

Lecture 5: Production on AWS

Lecture 6: Connecting Google Analytics & Facebook Pixel

Chapter 7: Wrapping up

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Course book & code

Instructors

Romain Baud
Python programmer

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1 stars: 1 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 1 votes
4 stars: 7 votes
5 stars: 28 votes

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