Flask Full Series - Web Application Development with Python - Introduction - Episode 1

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👍Welcome to my Flask tutorial

In this video, we will understand how we can get started with the Flask web framework, in order to start the process of building a website with Flask.
Throughout this series, I am going to go deeper into each topic by developing a real website that simulates an open market that different users can purchase items, including a budget system for each user.

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Timeline for the video:
00:00 - 03:19 - Introduction to the Series
03:20 - 06:25 - Set things up - Installations
06:26 - 12:14 - What are Routes / Run your Website
12:15 - 13:59 - HTML inside Routes
14:00 - 16:42 - Debug Mode
16:43 - 21:28 - Dynamic Routes

[jimshapedcoding]

Hey all, hope you are well, today we will learn the basics that you need
to get started with Flask, you can find everything you need to get started in the description.
I hope you will find Flask a fun web framework to build great websites with it, using Python
As usual, don't be shy to comment questions, I'll do my best to answer everything!

[taylorjackson]

Hi Jim, I wanted to say thank you for creating this video series. It is very professionally done and I greatly appreciate you showing your thought process when creating an application and the potential errors you may run into rather than a "plug and play" / "everything just works" style. You are a great instructor, keep up the good work!

[chibuikematthew]

I will be glad to see you channel grow

[tdatu]

Thank you for taking the time to create this episode, I have yet to watch completely but I added it to my playlist and subscribed to your channel. Keep it up!

[SAF.PROGRAMMER.]

can i follow this tutorial with no html&css knowledge

[roadtomillion]

flask commands are not working for me in both powershell and cmd

[herahadi]

thank you, as a non-English speaker I can hear and understand your speech clearly. what is your nationality?

[ricardorien]

also debug mode works with "flask run --debug"

[manishchauhan]

I learn from many teachers. But I didn't find anyone who taught me like you. Your teaching style is my favorite. I am here to support your channel. ❤

[constantinewesterink]

Do you know how to get publish your flask app on github pages?

[fadilzakiali]

Very clearly explained. Will be doing the full series. Thank You for sharing your knowledge!

[chapaya]

awesome channel! like your style !
it will be great to have a session about git and pycharm collaboration working with branches

[messenjah]

these series look promising! looking forward to watching more!

[MedH-sj]

Hi Jim, what a great job 🎉
..I recently started to learn web dev using python and flask ... i realized that among hundreds of videos, ur videos was the best..
Unfortunately, i have a small problem when i started to develop this project myself..since i still learning how to configure my project and set my installations, i faced an error showing : "could not locate a Flask application. Use the 'flask --app' option, ..."
That error showed up after i set the env variable and run flask
Can u plz assist me on this issue
Thank u

[amaanshaikh]

One of the best tutorial video i found in YouTube of Flask Web Development.

[KashaNenasha]

Hi, Jim, thank you for clear explanation!
Is it ok to install Flask and to set debug mode from the Pycharm directly? Or using cmd is more acceptable?

[tinosmutongamera]

Hi Jim, l've tried to run it but then sqlalchemy is giving some errors

[Mars]

best and straight forward explanation, keep it up .

[maxfrischdev]

Hey Jim @JimShapedCoding ! Happy to have found your channel! As a beginner to intermediate Pythonista who up to now mainly "sticked to the basics" and haven't played around with frameworks much yet... As the two projects(the market place) are the same, would you recommend to build it and "learn" slim versatile Flask first, or "batteries included(BUT DO IT MY WAY!)" Django first? Thank you :-) (Sorry, if the sentence structure is a bit messy, my native language is also not english AND I am excited :-) )

[linojrasmolo]

Hi Jim, im following this Flask tutorial. Truly this will help me in learning Flask.