Before You Install Flask...Watch This! Flask Fridays #1

In this video we'll install the Flask Web Framework and build out a simple webpage with three pages.

Flask is a great lightweight framework for building out websites. In this playlist we'll learn Flask from the ground up!

Join me here every Friday for Flask Friday!

[renecapistran]

Man, I've been using this whole playlist as a bible working on the backend for my semester project. Can't thank you enough!

[elmehdichoukri]

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[ShukyPersky]

I feel home when I listen to your lesson. Kind of a lecturer who is a buddy either ... thanks for that. Appreciate your effort & knowledge

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[enricogalli]

I don't know how you do this but you always publish the perfect content I need 😄. Thank you very much!!

[hussdyqqod]

Hey im not really interested in flask but i was watching your 30+ part django playlist and I really wanted to thank you for the help. I'm a computer science major and I've been sinking in time creating all these flashy projects just to tack another bullet point on to my resume but I genuinely believe in this project im working on, and your django playlist is an amazing help. Honestly dont know how long it would've taken me to figure all this out without you. Thanks, chief.

[eshaangupta]

Your content is always on point John. Love you and your channel. Please keep creating more content.

[stickydamper]

I haven't started web apps yet, just came here to press the like button

[mohamedabdelkader]

Thank you John! your videos are like a cold water glass in a hot summer day.

[markfuentes]

So glad I found this channel. Love how you explain in simple terms everything in a way I can understand. Wish I had found this channel sooner. Thank you for all your time you invested. I am very grateful to you and others that give back to the community.🙂

[KlausWarzecha]

Hi John, I'm really enjoying your course!

If you don't mind a side note: Exporting FLASK_ENV is already deprecated in flask 2.2.2 and it is suggested to use FLASK_DEBUG instead. I guess we're all not getting younger ;-)

Anyway, thanks again for the course!

[Littledragon]

Hi John, I watch many videos on YouTube but rarely leave a comment. However, your explanation of flask is so good, I just had to make an exception and tell you and your potential viewers. Thank you!

[vishnujoshi]

I finished your older Flask series 2 months ago . It was very concise and to the point.

Excited for this new series !

[sarthakkhare]

I was waiting for this series and you did this as you told me Sir ..thank you so much Sir....

[strykerk]

Heads up: On my Ubuntu 20.04 with Python 3.8.10, the commands to create and source a virtual environment are 'python3 -m venv virt' && 'source virt/bin/activate'

[strycinek]

Great job man. Looking forward to see another episode

[SergioDev]

hello teacher the flask they said is used for small projects. What would this small project be??

[maximumggios]

hi John, it's been awhile since i touched on my flask app. May i know which part of the code sets the title of the link when you run it on your browser? (the name that appears on ur tab title)

[epicgamer]

12:06 should also run "export FLASK_DEBUG=1" to allow the automatic changes to actually occur. It seems like he forgot about it but its shown when the terminal says "debugger is active!"

[chadwickm.]

Is the process of setting the FLASK_ENV different on Mac? Somehow changes in my flask app do not apply in the final site without restarting flask.