Python + Flet Tutorial: Efficient Routing Method In Flet

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Efficient routing between pages is important, and frameworks outside of Python, like ReactJS, have there own way of seeing it through. Currently in Flet, routing may be a little challenging at first and as your web app grows, it may seem like the code is not smooth or good at all. In this video, I'll go over a method in which we can minimize the amount of code we need associated with routing, and I'll also demonstrate how we can separate our pages (pages of our web app or website) and call them in a manner that makes the code look clean and effective. This is a good tutorial not just for implementing it in Flet, but also in Python in general.

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simonecensuales

Hi Line Indent I really love your videos, because you sometimes try to do something and you do not know how to go about it, then you remember that Line Indent made a video showing exactly how to do that !!! Thanks dude, but one thing it would be great if you upload the source code to your github so that we could better follow the video.

abdulhaadialhassan

hello, I followed your tutorial very well, which is very clean, explicit, intelligent and above all very practical, of which I take it as an example of routing for my next project, but a persistent problem and which I would like you to give me a disappointed solution., in the pages you do not use the UserControl so impossible to implement a button function with page.update(), it would be wise to give us a complete solution for this, and your tutorial would be even more interesting and popular if it include queries with a database.
Thank you very much for your effort and I encourage you to learn more.

ramdanebachir