Very helpful, I'm moving over to Quart from Flask and you've simplified database management. Will try out this way!

I finished your course from From Zero to Flask the professional way a while back and it was amazing. I learned so much, from building templates to email verification, it was incredible. It a shame you are no longer creating Udemy courses because I would buy. Thanks from London.

Thank you for putting this course together. I appreciate your walkthroughs and straightforward approach!

Thanks!👌

Thanks for explaining. It works when I turns on the server but after that when I hit my API it doesn't stop.

thank you for sharing

Could you share git repository link

This is gold mate.. When more people convert to Quart these series will blow up..

You are still running the tests in a sync mode cause you have only one coroutine... what the point of using async then?

I don’t get it, you’re still waiting for one order to finish before starting the next. Shouldn’t it be Getting order Getting order Getting order Order ready Order ready Order ready?

This looks amazing, still working in 2024? Thanks a lot! Subscribed!

It's 2023 now, and Cloud9 is still having this issue. Thanks for the solution. It works like a charm!

Hey I managed to get my Quart test up and running..all thanks to your Quart videos! It inspires me to migrate from Flask to Quart..and I have seen crazy concurrent speedup from the async framework. You rock Sir!

Sir I just found your channel and it's super awesome! Liked and subscribed! I have written Flask code for a while but I'm looking for an async framework. In your opinion should I go with Quart or FastAPI?

your explanations (including the prev video) are succinct, clear, and to the point!

Incredible. Thanks for your work

THANK YOU!

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Looking good Jorge!

Is it possible to provide the app context from a fixture so that there's no need to write "async with app.app_context():" for each test?

many thanks

Is this working yet? I am trying to deploy, but I see comments saying that vercel only works with serveless functions now. So, I can't use app.run(). The error I'm getting is in importing create_app(). Your tutorial is the only one I found with create_app() factory, so I will try to use

this is immense. thanks for the effort. im keen to learn docker now (despite knowing about it for a few months)

Thanks for the video, yet you do not really answer the question. Maybe change the name for "How to use coroutine and task?".

Ssh-keygen -t rsa-C What next? Should it be our username or email

Wow! This is pure gold!

OMG this is gold! Thanks for doing this!

Awesome very short and clear. Thank you.

git add . not working what to do

Tasks don't need to be awaited in order to run them.

This is awesome!

Good morning! Why didn't you use slicing to reverse the list, stepping through it backwards while adding the result to the other list? Thanks! Oh, another thing: thanks for talking about PythonAnywhere. I liked the fact that it is screen reader-friendly, so a blind/visually-impaired user can check the code and output easily!

Amazing, thank you!

Small error at 2:52: scheduling a task does run the coroutine. But await is indeed needed to eventually get the coroutine result.

Great video, easy explained. THANKS!

I feel like this is the first video where its explained so clearly thanks!

Thank you sir ❤️

This is how it supposed to be to run asynchronously async def waiter(): tasks=[] tasks.append(asyncio.create_task(cook('pasta', 4))) tasks.append(asyncio.create_task(cook('coban salati', 2))) tasks.append(asyncio.create_task(cook('baliq', 6))) await asyncio.gather(*tasks) async def cook (order: str, timeto: int): print(f'getting {order} order') await asyncio.sleep(timeto) print(order, 'ready') start=time.time() asyncio.run(waiter()) print(time.time()-start)

Is this python 3 version

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Clear explanation. Thank you

love the videos!

Hope you could offer more tutorials about asyncio in the future! How to use them with TCP servers for example. Thx.

The example with or without async works exactly the same no? Even with time.sleep or asyncio.sleep it works the same? For me this is a confusing example because the output and the timing is in the 3 cases the same. What the purpose of this example? What should we learn by this example? Thx.

No docker file in Github repo. :)

In case we use some orm like sqlalchemy,the table is bound to pyadnitc model,will alembic migrate the pyadnitc model as well? otherwise it will be meaningless right?

So simple and easy. Thanks!

Thankyou I was watching other vids on KZbin and their commands did not work for some reason this videos instructions worked perfectly!