Python Flask for Beginners: Build a CRUD web app using Flask

Python Flask for Beginners: Build a CRUD web app using Flask, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 28 lectures, based on 864 reviews, and has 26487 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn to create a web server using Flask You will understand the how the web actually works Perform Create, Read, Update and Delete operations of a MySQL database You will learn how to use a YAML file to store and retrieve configuration parameters using PyYAML You will be comfortable connecting your application to a MySQL database using flask-mysqldb You will learn to use the Jinja2 template engine of Flask Add simple CSS styles to your application using flask-bootstrap Submit a user form through a HTTP POST request You will learn how to hash sensitive information submitted by the user Understand the difference between a HTTP GET request and a HTTP POST request Integrate CKEditor to your blog application using flask-ckeditor Handle user sessions This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers who are familiar with Python and looking to enhance their skills or Students who are looking for a very practical implementation to learn the Flask framework It is particularly useful for Developers who are familiar with Python and looking to enhance their skills or Students who are looking for a very practical implementation to learn the Flask framework.

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Summary

Title: Python Flask for Beginners: Build a CRUD web app using Flask

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn to create a web server using Flask
You will understand the how the web actually works
Perform Create, Read, Update and Delete operations of a MySQL database
You will learn how to use a YAML file to store and retrieve configuration parameters using PyYAML
You will be comfortable connecting your application to a MySQL database using flask-mysqldb
You will learn to use the Jinja2 template engine of Flask
Add simple CSS styles to your application using flask-bootstrap
Submit a user form through a HTTP POST request
You will learn how to hash sensitive information submitted by the user
Understand the difference between a HTTP GET request and a HTTP POST request
Integrate CKEditor to your blog application using flask-ckeditor
Handle user sessions

Who Should Attend

Developers who are familiar with Python and looking to enhance their skills
Students who are looking for a very practical implementation to learn the Flask framework

Target Audiences

Developers who are familiar with Python and looking to enhance their skills
Students who are looking for a very practical implementation to learn the Flask framework

Did you ever want to find out how powerful is Python when it comes to web development ? Then this course is for you.

The demand for Python developers is growing by day and this course has been developed to make sure you are being equipped with the right skills

This course has been rightly designed to help you get comfortable with building web applications using the Flask framework of Python.

You will be provided with the most practical implementation of Python and Flask. No fluff guaranteed.

Flask is a micro framework of Python that is used to build web applications. By the word micro framework, we are not limiting the abilities of Flask. Flask is equally good for larger applications as it is for smaller ones.�

This course will teach you Flask right from the basics, covering more advanced topics where you will finally build a blogging application using Flask.

You’ll learn how to –�

Build a dynamic web server using Flask
Add templates to your Flask application
Use the Jinja2 templating engine of Flask
Basic Create, Read, Update, Delete queries of MySQL
Connect your Flask application with a MySQL database using flask-mysqldb
Add basic styles to your application using flask-bootstrap
Integrate your the blogging application written using Flask with a text editor called CKEditor using flask-ckeditor
Understand what are GET and POST requests
Handle a user session
Hash sensitive information submitted by the user

Python has been one of the most easiest language to program. This course assumes that you are comfortable with the basics of Python such as variables, data types, functions and so on. It is also expected that you know the basics of HTML and CSS.

I have tried to keep the explanations as simple and practical as possible, and I’m sure you’ll love it.

I’ll always be available to answer any questions that you might have as you progress along.

Udemy offers you a 30 day money back guarantee. Your money is safe.�I’ll be happy to help you with a refund in case you are not happy with your purchase.

There is absolutely no risk involved. Enrol into this course and give a worthy upgrade to your Python skillset. I’ll see you on the inside 🙂

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Course Structure

Lecture 1: Introduction and Course Structure

Chapter 2: Understanding how the web works

Lecture 1: Interaction between the Client and Server

Chapter 3: Setting up your development environment and running your first Flask application

Lecture 1: Installation for Windows

Lecture 2: Installation for Mac

Lecture 3: Installation for Linux

Chapter 4: Basic structure of a Flask application

Lecture 1: Understanding app.py file

Lecture 2: Adding templates to your application

Lecture 3: Adding images to your application

Chapter 5: Using the Jinja 2 template engine

Lecture 1: For and If in Jinja2

Lecture 2: A layout for all your templates

Chapter 6: Adding CSS to your application using Bootstrap

Lecture 1: Adding Bootstrap CSS to your application

Chapter 7: Adding a MySQL database to your application

Lecture 1: Basic CRUD MySQL queries

Lecture 2: Using flask-mysqldb to connect to MySQL

Chapter 8: HTTP Verbs and Status Codes

Lecture 1: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE

Lecture 2: HTTP Status Codes

Chapter 9: Mini Project: Submit a form

Lecture 1: Submit a form to database

Chapter 10: Some more essentials to build an application

Lecture 1: Handling sessions in Flask

Lecture 2: Hashing sensitive data

Lecture 3: Adding a navigation bar to your application

Lecture 4: Flash messages

Chapter 11: Final Project: Build a blog application

Lecture 1: Problem Statement

Lecture 2: Design the database

Lecture 3: Design endpoints

Lecture 4: Build the application frontend

Lecture 5: User register and login

Lecture 6: Create and view a blogpost

Lecture 7: Edit and delete a blogpost

Chapter 12: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Febin George
Software Developer

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2 stars: 16 votes
3 stars: 90 votes
4 stars: 319 votes
5 stars: 424 votes

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