Flask Tutorial Web Development with Python 21 - Dynamic user Content

Welcome to part 21 of our Flask web development tutorial, in this video we discuss how to produce dynamic user content. We can do this by storing and accessing information via the user's specific session.

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[Neceros]

I know I've basically been copying your ideas, but I have been doing my own from scratch once I understand the process and what's happening.

Thank you very much. I get so excited to see a web portal from scratch.

[douglasrcjames]

The number of views is slowly dwindling as the videos go on... cheers on the videos mate! Very helpful.

[jeffmjack]

What does ACP mean? I've googled for it but can't find anything that would be relevant.

[jd]

Hi, awesome tutorial as usual :) quick question : how would you implement a live streaming system "a-la" twitter where once a user has submitted something and it is written in the DB, other users' browsers would be updated automatically? A server side system seems to be better as a client side would induce a lot of polling. Thanks!

[desoltvids]

Awesome video sentdex, I've watched everyone so far but there's something I don't understand.

When you log in users via cookies, you never actually store a password, all you do is store their username and if they're logged in.

In theory, couldn't one just use the javascript console, change the cookies "logged_in" and "username" to the user they wish to pretend to be, and go about there way?

I'm sure you're going to talk about this later on, I was just curious. I'm still trying to learn more on back-end web development, and your tutorials have been awesome, you explain it in a way that makes sense.

Thanks.

[web-mixp]

Awesome video lesson, may not be used as a Session but use token for login ?

[sabiyaqureshi]

Please make a video on how to apply multiply loops in jinja templates