Creating a Simple Python Web Application With Flask and Testing Locally

This is the first 5 lessons from a new course about creating a Python web application. Converting your script into a Python web application is a great solution to make your code usable for a broad audience.
In these lessons, you’ll learn how to setup a simple Flask application and host it locally.
The rest of the course dives in deeper to how to use Google App Engine to host your application.
Click here for more info about the complete course: realpython.com/courses/deploy...
By the end of the full course, you’ll know:
- What web applications are and how you can host them online
- How to convert a Python script into a Flask web application
- How to improve user experience by adding HTML to your Python code
- How to deploy your Python web application to Google App Engine

[@ilyashussainahmedi8770]

Thank you! This is what I was exactly looking for. 🤗

[@techienoor]

Pefect so explanative video, learn a lot in short span of time thanks for amazing contents

[@dorerocharlesjazony.9667]

Thank you so much!

[@partyplaylistsbyyash7540]

Superb explaination , Really worth it

[@navronaman]

Great stuff

[@edoardo7495]

how can I set up the virtual environment if using anaconda? it is not working

[@chagbertmoney]

This video has helped me create my 1st Flask web-app: thank you very much. The title and intro - though - said we will deploy our already existing py script/s into the web-app: I do not see a followon video to that - please redirect me.. this vids ends at the Google App Engine.

[@cobolt8587]

I haven't even finished the video and I already know this gon' help me, now i can finally start on that ai project I've been wanting to share to people!

[@ruchitkmeme4441]

Nice! tell me what Is this project about

[@cobolt8587]

stuf hapend and im on my worst streak so far, did not get that project even 1/8 done due to school implications, but my project was making an a.i. that learns from its users and is basically like a robot infant@@ruchitkmeme4441

[@rishiraj2548]

👍

[@abzrg]

does he read from a text? sounds a bit robotic.

[@txumaknows]

def thanks(): return 'thank you! ' * 3 print(thanks())

[@homeautomationlab1533]

def cool(): return 'cool ' * 3 print(cool())