Coding DIY - Build Network Monitoring Web Apps with Python, Bottle, SQLite

Time to BUILD!!!

Even if you can't code this will be a good session to see how different technologies come together to create custom solutions. The projects are relatively "simple' and you should be able to follow the logical flow of what is going on even if you have never used VScode.

Our classes have taken us through Python, HTML, CSS, SQLite and the Bottle Framework. Now we're going to take a session to build some full solutions.

During this class we'll go over how to build Network Monitoring Web Apps. Network Monitoring apps are a great way to understand how coding really works because you get dynamic data from connection responses, and the utility of these types of projects is pretty simple to understand.

We will be creating apps that allow users to interact with a web interface, and configurations and response results will me stored in a SQLite database so that we can create reports and view results over a time period.

I will demonstrate and explain all of the projects, and then you can build them on your own during the class. If you have problems I can help, and use screen share if needed to see where you might have issues.

[osogrande]

I should point out since nobody else has… injecting user input from a url directly into a shell command that your server will blindly execute is literally handing your server over to them to do whatever they like with the same privileges as the user under which the service is running. In short if you write and run any of these services as seen here, any user able to access that web page has control of your server. You’ve been warned.

[sirajussalekin]

love to see your contents, I can't believe I didn't know about this channel for so long, I learned more about TCP/IP from your video than what I learned back in university. Thank you so much for your hardwork.

[DaGnerd]

I remember watching you way back for a PC building tutorial, and really enjoyed your ranting videos afterward. Very cool to see you went onto full teaching videos, as I'm 13 min in and have to stop myself from zoning in for the next 2 hours because I do have work.

My personal journey, against your advice, I did the coding bootcamp route. For me it was just to get started. But it truly is the countless hours spent self learning and working on personal projects that made me a confident programmer. Still a long way to go, but at least I'm at a point I can accurately pick from your catalog based on my own interests.

Cheers

[kriscpg]

Thank you so much for all the quality content you make available for free. It makes a world of difference for people who can't afford it for whatever reason.

Have you ever considered giving a class on configuring a VPS and deploying your own web apps?

[randomlegend]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You clearly care deeply about the community

[f.reaky_carlos]

I don't think no ones's falling asleep on this guy's class

[SealedDoorNu]

It should be called assisted intelligence or augmented int. and used as such. Idk u can say I'm wrong, but to me it is brilliant way of looking at it.

[brandonfarfan]

Thanks Eli. This lesson was really informative.👍😄

[derrickpham]

Eli u are the man. I been watching ur videos and i love just listening to u ramble. You are awesome brother thank u for sharing the knowledge

[jwaddin]

That's a really nice touch screen you got there! 😀

[nathanwilson]

Hey Mr. Eli. Is your A Plus playlist for the latest tests and certifications? Thanks

[straightface]

You the man, Eli! We appreciate you!!

[kpm]

.5:12....also I saw you wrote
.. cacheing instead of caching in your last video on TCP... it was a little confusing.. must have been a typo.. 😆.. all good 👍

[anthonydestefano]

Love your content and attitude. Will you ever cover Docker and Kubernetes? Love to see your take on those sir.

[awakenerd]

I remember using Bottle micro framework few years ago. Anyone knows how is this project doing?

[mawsonek]

Oh, shoot me dead. I missed the live class, messed up the time conversion.

[foruse]

Sir please give answer
Sir my college is teaching c language is this language good for competitive programming or should i shift to c++.