Stone River eLearning – From Zero to Flask – The Professional Way

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I have seen a lot courses and tutorials, and 90% of them only teach bad habits while promising great things. to turn you into a real “web developer”.

Stone River eLearning – From Zero to Flask – The Professional Way

Stone River eLearning - From Zero to Flask - The Professional Way

This course assumes no previous coding knowledge. to You can create back-end web apps the same way as professional coders in top internet companies. How can I be sure? Because I have led tech teams in both large and small companies in New York City for 15 years.

I have seen a lot courses and tutorials, and I can say that 90% of them only teach bad habits while promising great things. to turn you into a real “web developer”. But let me tell you a reality: There’s no such thing as a web developer these days. You’re either a back end web applications developer, a front end application developer or the so-called (and rare) full stack web developer which includes the other two. However there are so many technologies to master in both the backend and frontend areas that full-stacks (or “web developers”) are a rarity in professional environments — You’re either a back end or a front end web developer.

This course does not promise anything to This will make you a professional backend developer once you’re done…but it will provide a solid foundation. to Continue your training and be sure to know the right path to To become a professional Python backend web application developer. My goal is to You could also take a second course to learn more about the back end concepts. This would then lead you to the front end courses (basic, advanced), shortly thereafter.

The This course walks you through the steps of creating web applications. It teaches you Python basics and web development. Flask Cloud9 can be used as your development environment. Then, it moves. to Learn how to use MySQL to explore SQL databases. to All these lessons can be used to develop a blogging app.

The best part is that you don’t have to to We will not require you to install anything, as we use an online web development environment that gives you your very own Linux web server and database capabilities. You only need to know what you are doing. to All you need is an internet connection and a browser. to you.

The final project will require all course materials to be completed by students at the end of each course. to Be used to Complete it. Students who complete the final project are eligible for future promotions.

Finally, you’ll learn how to Docker Containers are one of the hottest technologies for developers. You can run your application with Docker containers. to Develop their applications quickly and easily to Scale multiple cloud hosting platforms.

All our online courses meet or exceed your expectations. For any reason, you can ask for a full refund.
This is our promise to you. We don’t like tricks and gimmicks as much as you. You can return your order without any hassles. Nothing is impossible to lose.

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Course Curriculum

Introduction

Introduction (1:31).

Roadmap and requirements (1:53).

Your Development Environment

Your Python Flask Development Environment (0:38)

Installing Python3 for Mac with Homebrew (1.04)

Installing Python3 on Windows 10 using Chocolatey (1.32)

The Cloud-Python Development Environment (1.17)

Virtual Environments (0.38)

Virtualenv Setup (Windows and Mac) (2:09

PythonAnywhere Virtualenv Installation (1:06

Activation and deactivation (1:08).

Installation Flask (2:07)

Say Hello World

The Code Editor (0.43)

Hello World (5:00)

Running The Application (Windows and Mac). (1:53).

Running The Application(PythonAnywhere) (3:14)

Debugging Our Application (1:08)

Debugging on Windows and Mac (0.53)

Debugging with PythonAnywhere (1.26)

The Debug Stack (11:00)

Routing (3.14)

Templates (6.38)

The Url Function (2.24)

The Static Folder (2.18)

Template Inheritance (4.24)

Introduction to Forms (9.36)

Cookies and Sessions (5:46).

Configuration Management (2.52)

Python Dot Env for Windows and Mac (2:12

Python Dot Env for PythonAnywhere (2.10)

Incorporating our Database

Setting up our database (5:07).

Installation of MySQL (0:11

Installing MySQL on Mac With Homebrew (3.09

Installing MySQL on Windows With Chocolatey (2.45)

Setting up MySQL on PythonAnywhere (1.45)

MVC and The Object RelationalMapper (1:56).

A Visitor Counter

Our First Database Driven Application (0:36)

Initial Application Setup for Mac and Windows (1.25)

PythonAnywhere (2.17) Initial Application Setup

Our Application Libraries (1.02)

The Environment Settings (1:47)

The Application Factory (2.41)

Blueprints for Building Modules (1:24).

Our First Blueprint (2:22)

The Counter Model (2:27)

An Introduction to Migrations (5.29)

Database Operations from the Shell (5.59)

The Page Views Counter Application (2.16)

Establishing Our Test Infrastructure (8.14)

Our First Test (3.49)

Flogger : A Personal Blog Application

Flogger is a simple word. Flask Blog (1:02)

Initial Application Setup for Mac and Windows (1.02)

PythonAnywhere Initial Application Setup (1:42).

Our Application Libraries (1.32)

The Core Application (1.55)

Setup of the Database (1.41)

1. Creating the Author App

The Author Model (1:04)

The Author Model Migration (1:36)

Test the Shell Author Model (1:37).

The Author Registration Form (3.25)

The Author Registration Template (4.05)

Author Form Validation (4.32)

The Better Application (2:48)

2.44.

Checking the Record Creation on Database (1.37)

PDB (3.08)

Custom Form Validators (1.47)

The Login Author (1.07)

2:08

Author Session (2.04)

Logging out the Author (0.44)

Flash Messages (2.09)

Unit Testing the Author App (3.50).

The Nav Bar (1:34)

The Blog and Category Model (8.09)

The Blog Post Form (1:37)

Blog Post Template View (2:01)

Blog Post View Database Processing (4:47)

The Login Decorator (3.27)

Blog Article and Markdown (2.28)

Blog Post Tests (1:23)

Blog Home Page (7:34)

Upload Images (7:34).

Editing posts (5:42).

Deleting posts (1:45)

Blog Tags (7:27)

Filter by category or tags (4:42).

The Final Project

The Final Project (1.04)

Conclusion

Conclusion (0:23).

Most Frequently Asked Questions

What time does the course and end?
The Course s here and never ends! It is completely self-explanatory.-Online course that you can pace yourself – You decide when and how you want to finish.
How long can I have access? to The course?
What does lifetime access look like? Once you sign up, you will have unlimited access to You can continue this course as long as it takes – regardless of what device you use.
What happens if I’m unhappy with the course?
We wouldn’t want to see you! to Be unhappy You can return your item for a full refund if you are unhappy with it within 30 days.

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