Python Flask Tutorial: How to Use a Custom Domain Name for Our Application

In this Python Flask Tutorial, we will be learning how to set up a custom domain name for our application. We will use NameCheap as our domain registrar and Linode to host our server. Let's get started...

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[robel_asefa]

Corey, your tutorials are always top-notch. Please create more complete projects like this one using different frameworks, such as FastAPI. And, if possible, use both backend and frontend (React.js) frameworks. Thank you for your efforts in creating your videos. 🙏🙏🙏

[bassycounter]

This series has been so rich and in-depth on the ins and outs of getting a web app going with flask, thank you so much for teaching stuff like this.

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We are in 2023,
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[TheMayank]

I bought a few Flask courses on Udemy for my learning. Not saying those were bad, but Corey is so much better and is kind enough to let us study for free. More power to you Corey. 🙏

[lukeyang]

Thank you! Great content! Could we have a tutorial for continuous integration for our app (maybe using Jenkins)? Now that the blog is on the server if we would like to add some new features to our blog, what's the best practice to add the new features to our production quickly without breaking things? And how to not lost our database when we upload the new code with the new feature added in?

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Thanks for the tutorials, Corey. Always very helpful!

[samuelnde]

Hey Corey. Thanks for the great work. I would love a video that covers how to display a busy icon like a spinning wheel whenever a process is loading in my flask app. Could you help with that? Thanks.

[matttamer]

Just finished the series and loved it! In the future could you do a video about general site upkeep and maintenance? Like how to look at what's in the database and delete certain posts or accounts. Thanks!

[joeshindano]

This is an amazing series, Corey is awesome.
Btw, how do I update my app?
And my reset password doesn't work, any help?

[sayhellotoroy]

It took me 16 hours before domain started to work. Then it was working for 2h and suddenly stopped to work again for another 6h. So best way is to wait 24+h until you will start to do something else with your site.

[KNOMII]

Corey, thanks for this series, I found it very informative as I started my career change. A question for you, having successfully implemented csrf locally, I’m surprised when I deployed to production only for it to fail, I kept getting bad request csrf session token is missing. For full context, the flask app was deployed to Heroku, any insight you can provide will be helpful, thanks again

[hakidere]

Cristal clear explanation! Thank you! <3