FULL FastAPI project with me!!

[@jerilcj9586]

It's really great that you look at the documentation and code. Its looks natural and not robotic.

[@ttrue6887]

Her research took a lot of time from entire stream, yet, this research is a most juicy part, since this clearly demonstrates (especially to juniors and mids) how real development looks (reading docs, googling, asking teammates, etc.)... Like and Sub. Thanks.

[@FaradayAcademy]

Thank you.

[@rangabharath4253]

awesome. Congratulations on 20k subs. More to come :-)

[@ramazanaksu3887]

I m following your tutorials with excite. Really appreciate you.

[@user-ge2vc3rl1n]

You might not have the best video flow at the moment but I'm hugely glad you're making videos like this! I hope there's more to come, thanks for sharing your skills with us.

[@Incognito-kp9lk]

???

[@CarstenAevermann]

Is there a end which works or part two? In the end of this video it's left uncompleted.

[@arturocdb]

I liked so much your videos because they are not blackboxes, you solve real problems online…, other youtubers show a perfect world in his videos…, everybody knows not a perfect world does not exist…, two thumbs up for yoy gwen!!.

[@perceptron5983]

Unfortunately, I won't be using Flask anymore!!!!

[@tounsimed5202]

Can I start learning fastapi after learning Python'? Without learning Django or flask

[@FaradayAcademy]

Yes. The only thing is that it's good to know the basics of how Async works in Python first. There are a lot of similarities between FastAPI and Flask

[@gndlmb]

can i get uploadFiles in arbitrary arguments?

[@diluwarakhatun2117]

Hello can you make a Video Upload and download file using fastapi and Jinja2

[@abhinav327]

Hey Faraday! Thanks for the awesome content. Wondering when you think you'll reach the end of this one?

[@madusan1]

You needed to run poetry shell. With pipenv, we activate the environment with 'pipenv shell'. I read with poetry that you might have to set the environment you want set in the workspace/project configuration file. I highly suggest that you try pipenv which saves using json rather than toml. I will give poetry a try in the next few days.

[@FaradayAcademy]

Hey Jon. I guess I never use the environment directly from Poetry because I like having the venv folder in my project directory. Maybe I can do that with Poetry too but I haven't tried yet. Also, I use Docker for a lot of projects and then I don't use a Python environment. I really like the TOML file standard. It's more flexible than JSON.

[@madusan1]

@@FaradayAcademy yup. Love using Docker myself. The issue was you used pip to install into an environment and then tried to run it without running from the shell that ran with that environment enabled so you were trying to run from the system/global environment. That is why it and other attempts failed until uou use poetry run or if you had run poetry shell and then run the commands from that shell. One or the other. Docker is great because you are operating within that sub-sytem.Maybe if that is your workflow ie preference for docker. Roll it up from the start. It's too bad I missed the live session. I could have helped you with the initial startup. Great video though! I am a django dev and have not delved into flask or fantasy yet.

[@juancruzmedina5915]

Repo?

[@FaradayAcademy]

Here is the repo from this stream: github.com/gwenf/python-polls And here is another Fast API app I started working on a little while ago: github.com/faraday-academy/fast-api-bob-ross

[@SirJagerYT]

I would like to make suggestion, Using "Sqlalchemy" would make working with sql database much more easier. And Alembic for database migration would make even better. I hope to see more tutorials from you. Recently found your channel.

[@manojkumar-xo4ph]

its really a nice tutorial though.. really a heartful thanks

[@madusan1]

Huh poetry.... I use pipenv basically the same

[@ajaykumar2483]

Very nice video

[@FastAPIChannel]

Good job

[@marcosmit97]

WTP!

[@dinesh_sharma_uk]

Git init