The Basics
- Why Web Development is So Complicated
- why flask and prerequisites
- virtual environments
- installing Pycharm on mac
- working with pycharm
- python classes and basic flask application
- http get requests
- http post requests
routing in flask
- understanding query strings
- numbers and floats
- rendering html templates
jinja2 templating
- jinja part 1
- jinja part 2
- the url_for method
- jinja part 4 - filters
- jinja part 5 - macros
working with databases
- installing PostgreSQL on mac
- installing PostgreSQL on windows
- setting up the PostgreSQL database
- creating tables
performing CRUD operations
- inserting records
- establishing relationships
- querying data part 1
- querying data part 2
- updating and deleting records
working with git and github
- installing git on windows
- installing git on mac
- git commands part 1
- git commands part 2
understanding contexts in flask
- flask context variables part 1
- flask context variables part 2
scalable architecture
- scaling applications 1
- scaling applications 2
- scaling applications 3
- scaling applications 4
database models
- models part 1
- models part 2 - displaying data in a browser
- models part 3 - displaying data in a browser
Integrating twitter Bootstrap with flask
- improve design using flask-bootstrap
working with forms
- a simple form
- basic user registration form and CSRF
- flask login and password hashing using bcrypt
- creating users in the database
- adding data validation to the registration process
- capturing user credentials using forms part 1
- capturing user credentials using forms part 2
- writing custom validations
- login manager and usermixin classes
- letting users login
- display login status
- logging users out
- current user
performing CRUD operations using forms
- delete database records
- update database records using forms
- inserting database records using forms
error handling in flask
- 404, page not found
deploying flask applications to heroku
- preparing the app for deployment
- uploading the app to github
- defining the environment variables and deploying the app to heroku
- restoring PostgreSQL database into heroku using Amazon S3
- conclusion
