Build & Deploy A Python Web App | Flask, Postgres & Heroku

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[TraversyMedia]

Just a note..The customer field should not be unique as it is a name. I had initially planned on using an email field which would probably be a better idea, but it's fine for the tutorial. Hope you guys like. If your not a fan of Python, I apologize, just trying to be a bit diverse. If there are other languages and frameworks you are interested in, let me know. Other than JS, that is a given :)

[vishnusingh]

17:17 Database starts
38:19 Deployment to Heroku

[moayedmustafa]

I saw a couple of guys one from Kenya and the other from Somalia on the comments and I was really happy to see more third world countries students grinding.
Love your work Brad, you have helped and keep on helping me alot.
Love from Sudan ❤

[fragileglass]

Yes! I’ve been loving Python and Flask as of late.

The thing I love about your channel is that you introduce so many technologies that while I am still on the job hunt, I still get a high level to intermediate overview on many things until I find dev position where I can finally specialize in specific technology.

Off to wake up my Heroku account!

[mjpender]

Brad, thank you so much for this tutorial. I learned a lot that I can apply to an application I am working on for a company to capture leads. I also got some experience with having to add the psycopg2 and flask installs again to my Python directory -- didn't quite take the first time. I found that I was able to get the info I needed by searching online for solutions to the error messages I was getting. This is always good practise. I really appreciate the full circle of tasks that this tutorial offers: data capture, save to database, create database elements within the python app and finally setting up on an Heroku server. Much appreciated. Mary

[LinkstaRuViews]

Thanks so much for the video! I am a novice developer who couldn’t normally make a deploy of his application along with the database. All videos talk about how to upload a simple application to the server, and then I finally could do everything! Thanks to the author for the excellent and useful content! Like undoubtedly !!!

[fredcode]

i just deployed my first app thanks to this well articulated video

[SriNiVi]

Such a crisp tutorial building a deployable project from scratch. Love it.

[josephwong]

BRAD TRAVERSY I HAVE ONE MESSAGE FOR YOU:

YOU ARE THE Your tutorials are the best on YouTube Thanks a lot bro

[johnwindsor]

Great tutorial. I spend nearly 6 hours to finish this. All is working. I learn a lot with heroko, database, upload etc and more. Thank you so much!

[SaudBako]

You are my hero whenever I need a crash introduction to a new technology <3

[ahnng]

This is all beginners need in a video. You walk us through a full circle creating a complete application! Amazing

[mondayineme]

I can see the reason why I need to be a patron but not now because I have bought at least three of Brad courses on Udemy, its simply awesome but next budget is to be a patron

[taikoThe]

this helped me a lot. This morning I didn't know anything about web development with Python/Flask. Not that I'm an expert now, but I feel like one :)

[davidbasil]

Heroku is the easiest platform to deploy to, but very expensive in the end. Dokku is a free alternative that you can you with Digital Ocean.

[googacct]

I only recently discovered your channel. While my primary experience is Java, your videos have become a great resource for me to expand my knowledge of other technologies that I routinely deal with. Thanks for posting these.

[calebmbugua]

Wow thank you brad ..from Kenya...You have helped all of us very very much..Asante sana!-Swahili word for thank you

[krupeshanadkat]

10:52 "You donot need a frontend framework for everything" Give this guy a cookie :)
Huge fan of your channel, this is my first python flask postgresql stack project. I knew about python flask, but was alien to postgresql with python. You made my day, thank you <3

[ytubelord]

Im glad that u still believe in python as a web solution.
Thank you.

[karolinajarosz]

You literally saved my recruitment project. I normally don't write comments on YT, but I love you :D Thanks!