Just Basics 1 - Python Flask Bootstrap SQLite for a web app with backend database

[@lancejones4636]

Really helpful video for me, over 2 years later, Matt. Thank you so much for creating this. You're a great teacher.

[@MrWah87]

I'm glad it's been helpful! Happy coding 👍

[@11pnevill]

Matt this was a God send. Thank you so much for producing this video. I wanted my students to do something like this and this perfect. We of course will greatly expand on this but it was a fantastic building block. Encore! By the way, I am number 100 subscriber ... balloons and confetti.....

[@MrWah87]

Glad to hear that this was helpful - it was built with the Queensland Digital Solutions syllabus needs in mind but I am hopeful that it is fairly generally applicable and works as a start for any task needing to split a web frontend with a DB back. And definitely some balloons for 100th subscriber! Happy coding to your students as they develop this out further

[@varieties_from_me]

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[@germansacramento2243]

Fantastic! Thank you so much for this. Extremely well explained. Really helped me understand how to send variables to the html file and display them nicely and efficiently without almost no effort using Bootstrap. You are TOP

[@JohnMKaya-lm1ry]

Amazing! So very well explained! Thank you soooo much! Expecting more tutorials!

[@slimshady1954]

Thankyou so much for this beautiful explaination

[@namanhboi]

You are a life saver!!!!!

[@MrWah87]

I'm glad that this was of some use to you!

[@dineshb18]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks for making it

[@acquaprivateresidences1658]

Wow ver great video.

[@2Calam]

Fantastic explanations, thankyou! My query function that I wish to pass into html is returning a dictionary rather than a tuple as yours does and I'm having trouble iterating through it correctly with the jinja loop.....any advice??

[@MrWah87]

Try iterating through dictionary items with: {% for key, value in my_dict.items() %} {{ key }} {{ value }} {% endfor %}

[@2Calam]

@@MrWah87 thanks for replying!

[@hagfish_]

Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much for creating this. Small question, which template does the {% and %} syntax come from?

[@MrWah87]

This would be from jinja2. That's the templating engine that powers Flask.

[@koryarizona4wd152]

Matt thanks for the tutorial! I'm attempting to create a web page that displays the records in a sqlite database which thanks to you I have working. However I would like to hyperlink a cell to a pdf file. Using your same example and same data lets say the last name was the name of a pdf i.e. Bowie.pdf stored on the network (\\filemain\pdfs\Bowie.pdf). How can I give the user the ability to open the pdf by clicking on the last name? Thanks

[@Henry_Nunez]

😊👍

[@leomaredcampos4941]

upload more videos. it will help

[@acquaprivateresidences1658]

can you give us the code you use for it, please! send us the link, please!!!

[@md.sayedbinhasan3864]

github repo link please

[@johnwindsor5426]

great tutorial! so clear and so useful!

[@MrWah87]

Thanks, I'm glad it is helpful