Python Flask From Scratch [Part 5] - Edit & Delete Articles

In this video we will add the article edit and delete functionality to our Python Flask application

CODE: Code for this video

Python Crash Course:

SUPPORT: We spend massive amounts of time creating these free videos, please donate to show your support:

FOLLOW TRAVERSY MEDIA:

[niltoncs]

This was the best Flask course I have ever taken. The basic concepts and fundamentals that allow the construction of a complete application were presented.
Congratulations.

[alchermd]

I learned a lot on this series! For anyone who wants to continue tinkering with this app, here's a couple of suggestions:

1. Clean up the app.py into separate modules
2. Customize it with your own stylesheets and javascript
3. Add another layer of access control to delete_article (The users can create a fake html form to send post requests to /delete_article and delete other peoples articles.)
4. Prevent users from registering the same username as other users.

Please add more ideas if you have some!

[roberthodgson]

The clearest intro to Flask I have found.

[wandrfire]

THANK YOU for this awesome Flask tutorial. Was able to complete and also make some cool customizations to the app based on the things learned. Would definitely be cool to see you do more Python and maybe flask apps or Django. Cheers!

[AlphyGacheru]

Finally I've made it through after several challenges... THANK YOU FOR THE SERIES, GOD BLESS YOU!

[ginoskotheon]

Just binge-watched this tutorial series. Excellent intro to Flask. Love this channel.

[israeloyeboade]

It took me 2 months to complete this series because I had to go learn MySQL for a month at the end of the first video. And coming back, I didn't just copy Traversy's code like a robot. I had to understand some of the things he didn't go into details with like validators and I had to keep making research.
It was really worthwhile and I really enjoyed the series. It made me better. Thank you

[cloudagnostic]

Completed this project 1/28/18 and I can tell you that this is a great tutorial from start to end. Thank you and I will look forward to further videos!

[ChristianHaugland]

Thank you so much for these clear and concise videos, they are easy to follow, and I feel I learn more from you than any teachers could in school. Keep up the good work.

[issacccom]

Awesome tutorial series! Been watching some of the flask tutorials but none of them came as good and as efficient as yours! I will definitely spend most time to watch your other tutorial and once again, thanks for your wonderful tutorials!

[igorshevchuk]

Dude, this is the dopest tutorial. I am so glad, that I found this 3-years old video.
You saved my life

[vineetbattula]

Love the Flask series, Very helpful brushing up my front end and back end skills too.

[ReheatonRs]

Amazing work on the tutorials, very easy to follow and understand. Appreciate your hard work and I cant't wait for the deployment video!

[oshtontsen]

Thanks for making this tutorial Brad! Really appreciate the A-1 content you put out. Such clear and concise explanations.

[evilmorty-tvxs]

Hey Brad! Just completed the whole series. It was awesome !!!. Do you plan to do a tutorial on structuring the web app and deploying it to the web ??

[BipinOli]

Just finished binge watching this. I really love your flow. Awesome :)

[andreimiroshnichenko]

Thank you dude it was very simple and understanding.
I have never used framework and start study from your video, You help me a lot and THANK YOU)

[AlphaWatt]

This was an amazing course. Thank you so much Brad!

[programisto]

This tutorial is excellent. It was much more interesting than slogging through the documentation.Thanks very much!

[keithlillis]

"This might not work, but let's keep going to see if we can load the form and all that crap" - I love it - Seriously though - a very good tutorial - thanks.