Flask Tutorial #2 - HTML Templates

In this flask tutorial I will show you how to render and create HTML templates. I will also discuss how to dynamically create HTML with the use of python code in your html files.

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[elarvis]

so for anyone having issues with this line:
return redirect(url_for("user", name="admin"))

it took me like 2 hours to understand the problem and here it is:


the function /<name> takes the argument name and makes it into a url that will say "Hello name"...
if you put "admin" as the argument the url will basically just redirect to the same url tyhat is defined before ("/admin") and cause it to loop and redirect it to admin again. The toturial didn't specifically mention this but I believe its very important :D

THANKS!

[luka-j-ovanovic]

I literally just finished tutorial #1 and was looking to see if #2 was out, and it says "6 minutes ago"


I'm so happy

[knj]

I was able to make a web app for a work project I was working on because of this video. Thank you.

[SkyFly]

And HTML becomes more useful because of Python...

💯💯💯💯

[persephassa]

Extremely useful!! You're the best! It was easy to understand yet powerful. I simply can't wait to see the other videos.

[muhammadradwan]

For anyone thinking how to pass context to HTML template as a python dictionary, you can do the following:

# In python
context = {
"name": name,
"age": 27
}
# The same if you do: render_template('index.html', name=name, age=27)
return render_template('index.html', **context)

**variable is a python syntax to populate the key value pairs to key=value like the idea of **kwargs when you want to pass arbitrary number of arguments to methods.

[angel-dine]

If your render_template is not working, maybe giving you template not found error, make sure the folder which has your index.html file is named "templates" and not "template". Hope this helps.

[khang-jmpm]

Thank you Tim for the tutorial, I very appreciate your hard work to produce quality videos like this for us to learn

[mrjax]

keep up bro and make a full responsive website please like this comment guys !!!

[PeranMe]

Great stuff! Looking forward to more parts!

[mohiitsihag]

hey tim, thanks for explaining this in such an easy way, "l will give you few more examples so that you guys really understand it " takes my heart

[KeithFlint]

I so much appreciate when we can deal with errors in tutorials! :)

[alerey]

This part I understood better than the first; coming from php it's easy for me to see the "inline" dynamic language content mixed with the static html code.Thank you Tim.

[krystianmasiak]

Tim made so many proofs that I'm 100% sure that he hasn't made this up. :)

Awesome video! :)

[magorzatag]

Finally understand. Best tutorial I've ever seen. thank you.

[siddhanthmetla]

For those who're getting a plain white screen in browser while running the render_template with index.html, just save the index.html, then run it.

[priyalhedau]

In case someone is getting 404 or any error, check in each python expression u have written %} or {% not % } or { %. Spaces giving error

[LesterFD]

Man you're just really the best python teaching youtuber I know

[meqdaddev]

I'm coming from Django background,
it is very easy for me, and very similar
Thanks Tim

[peace]

Very very thanks bro.
I was suffering from the .html file should be in template folder directory next to the python file for two days.
It was quite frustrating . Thank you.