Flask Tutorial #5 - Sessions

In this flask tutorial I will discuss sessions and how they can be used to store data temporarily on the web server. I will also talk about creating permanent sessions and deleting old session data.

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[thomaswells]

This guy doesn't waste any time with superfluous detail or pontificating on random design features. Just gives you exactly what you need to understanding the fundamentals. Quite a gifted teacher IMHO. Thanks for the help!

[dominiquedewet]

This was so great. I've searched the internet for hours and you're the first person to actually help me.

[idk-qsft]

this tutorial is helping me more in my mid-term project than the classes themselves, thank you sooo much

[videkrajnc]

Dude. All of your tutorials is top-class material. I'm extremely thankful for all of the things you've taught me. It's simple and precise! THANK YOU! :)

[sindhukorubilli]

The amount of happiness I get when I was stuck, then finally came out of the issue is immacluate. Thanks for the help!

[mhfd]

Short, sweet, simple, straight to the point
Love it !

[YahyaMowiena]

Great explanation skills, Thanks. Yet, for that particular topic, these are client side sessions that are stored in a cookie, and not stored on the server side. They are encoded and not encrypted. The secret key is to cryptographically sign them.

[gioxc]

Thanks for the tutorial. I just would like to clarify that the session object imported from flask is actually a client-side session, meaning that the data are stored in the client browser, not in the server as you said at the beginning of the video.

[citi]

explaining the session and the purpose of secret key was more clear than any other I heard. Thanks

[MbuRasmeni]

Great tutorial!!! I wasn't even halfway through the video and already found the solution to my problem

[ignskeletons]

I'm using your Flask course as a jumping point into learning Python and eventually cybersecurity and ethical hacking with python. I just wanted some foundations into building simple web apps, learning the Python lang, and this is helping me a ton get my foot in the door into what I want to eventually learn with more in-depth courses later. TY!

[alexelwebman]

Nice tuts..Really appreciate your efforts. It makes Python on the web feel like a breeze. Thanks a lot Tim!

[pugazhonline]

Tim, flask series is excellent. And very much helpful.

[phanngocvy]

Great tutorial, great and clear voice for easy to understand

[MrPinkAds]

Tim is so awesome! Have no words to describe! Thanks mate!

[ermacheton]

congratulations my young man, not only you are super smart, but extremely well articulated...

[knowingitintobeing]

Tim you are literally saving me, thank youuu so so so much for your help
u are my favourite ❤️❤️

[chrisgousset]

Great video and super helpful, thank you a ton Tim!

[imadoulhou]

awesome again! kindly keep making advanced Flask tutorials...

[NDP]

Just wanted you to know this was the only video/web page that properly described the use of sessions without either being voerly complex, or just plain wrong. Thanks!!