Python and Flask Templates Part Two - Loops and Inheritance

This video continues from the introduction video and covers loops and inheritance using templates.

[Chadathin]

Haha, 1:45 “Would you like to purchase SublimeText?” *Cancel* relatable

[thestartupguy]

Thank you so much!!! I've been trying to make a social media website based off of Flask and I needed it to load all the txt files and return them to the feed.html. Thanks again!!! Worked for me

[christianmomdjian]

Thanks very much for these videos, they're really helping me understand Flask!

[harishrajora]

Great videos. I first watched some other video I won't name but it has got good reviews so I thought to give it a try. But Damn!! he was so confusing and he does not explain anything, I had to read the jinja template doc for understanding everything when I stumbled upon this video. Great Work I must say..!! Thanks a lot!!

[vaneakatok]

what's the difference in terms of exchangeability and pros/cons, if there are any
between the extends and includes syntax?

[unlink]

Okay, but what if I wanted to use the template for something else, like a multipage form? You only showed us how to hard code relationships for one page. How is this done then? I want to re-use html code for obvious reasons, but this does not help. You left out important information. For example what happens then I have 2 routes, but I want to keep the layout around my content and just change the content with different html files.

[husos]

Hi, i'm struggling with my project maybe you could give me a hint... I try to get API data from a website with an HTML form this part is done, where i'm struggling is to return the information on my Flask app. How can i print my information with a for loop?

I don't know if you understand my question but your help is appreciated.

[alivarinlioglu]

hey, these are great videos, thank you very much for all!!
I have a question, is it possible to have a decrementing list with jinja ? Is it possible to list item.text on your video in reverse order ? Thanks again!

[one_lettersandnumbers]

Do you have a video about the @app.route('/<condition>') to use conditions there based on the user's actions on the html side?

[shibasispatel]

In 1:35, you wrote `item.text`. Is this syntax what jinja offers? I suppose in python, it should be `item['text']` .