Flask Web Development with Python Tutorial - 2 - Routing

[amjadmughal]

how to send base64 image using POST method?

[kevinli]

why we need to add "s%" in order to display the variable that just has been pass in?

[raisingquails]

Your tutorials are just the best in the planet. period.

[sidharthsk]

am getting not found the requested URL was not found on the server.if you entered the URL manually please check spelling in tuna

[minoanlight]

It is so nice and pleasant to listen to you, you teach everything so well. Kudos, to you!

[bogereallank]

Bro, this video was amazing. Thanks for explaining these concepts

[koussayhamdi]

Thanks For This Course It is helping me more than the udemy thing that i have bought last week!

[taospirit]

Being able to program does not necessarily mean that you can convey information. So it is better to separate the two and assign them two different people.

[HierroSonRentas]

hey bucky, can you pass 2 variables at the same time with that method?

[ethanmichani]

Can we have more than 1 function in the same route? and how to bind a python function into html button in flask

[aayushkhandelwal]

in this why you don't write " debug = True" please explain

[yumisunday]

Mate your explanations are SO clear !! Great! :D

[narveeryadav]

hey that's a great video...thanks a lot

[prasaddalavi]

The requested URL was not found on the server. If you entered the URL manually please check your spelling and try again.

why is this happening?

[samedhaa]

if you had problems with the /post/ url it's probably because you should return '%d' not '%s' because it's an integer

[totteold]

I'm getting typeError, been going thru the code a million times, it's identical as far as I can see.

builtins.TypeError
TypeError: not all arguments converted during string formatting

[王凌波-vw]

hai, thenewboston, if u use %s, then you will get str and so if we want an int number wo should use %d, right?

[tymothylim]

Thank you very much for this video. This was a very good beginner video which helped me understand how decorators and functions are used together. Also found your lasagna comment very funny :)

[droggelbecher]

What happens when I use a different Datatype?

[edwardslayd]

Bucky! Your videos are the best! I learnt more from you than I did from my University course. From learning from you the basics of HTML about 6 years back I am now working in Machine Learning and AI! It gave me a warm feeling when I heard your voice on this video that I was looking for a web interface answer for my python system. Thanks so much for all your help and keep it up!