Connect PythonAnywhere with GitHub

Connect your GitHub repository to PythonAnywhere! This make it much easier to develop your application locally then push your code to GitHub, and then deploy your app to PythonAnywhere!
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[@just_eric]

Bro this video is wonderful just what I needed well explained and with no bugs, although i had to search for more info because if you notice, the first time you open the project it loaded the pythonanywhere script instead the main file in our project

[@abdulahm.kenneh4777]

I mush be a fool if i don't subscribe to your channel, i spent 24 hours on bunch of shit and got it here with ease. Bravo

[@PraveenKumar-hg1lf]

This is the exact thing I was going to look for and then this showed up in my recommendations, perfect timing and amazing video.

[@joshuapaquera9184]

Awesome... Straightforward! Thanks for the HUGE help!!!

[@CollinzyDfungi]

is it just a static page that it loads? because it doesnt load anything i have on my fullstack website. it only loaded a html message

[@XYasser93]

Is it possible to deploy a python with html for frontend and db stuff all in pythonanywhere?

[@5pm_Hazyblue]

1:12 "Hello World!" 8:00 "Hello from Flask!" This guy: "exact the same code" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CollinzyDfungi]

same with me. it didnt load my website.. it just show me hello from flask

[@akash9kh]

Hey Key, thanks for your efforts. This video helped me in certain requirement of my flask application.

[@kamranthomas.]

I am exited for the next video!

[@frnic0las]

Hey, just found out this video and it's still relevant 1 year after. One thing already mentioned, PythonAnywhere erases your own app.py at first but it's ok. Did you have time to record the video to make the pull automatic? Although I believe a basic python script that calls a bash script in a cron job could do the job.

[@CollinzyDfungi]

ello from flask isnt whats on my website

[@tivo8464]

Great stuff Kev! Thanks for the video.

[@douglasgjr]

Great tutorial! Thanks!!

[@luqmankittur]

I have a similar case, what i have is, a deployed website with all the assets, CSS, JScript files on the pythonanywhere's server which i made locally on my computer and wasnt familiar with Github, but now i want a make it as a repo in github. Any help would be wonderful.

[@000phoenix00092000]

very useful

[@teprox7690]

thanks for the explanations.

[@devmrnecro4215]

can someone tell me how is it connected to github??

[@atillaalagoz4100]

Thanks 🍀

[@rajmajumdar5253]

Wheres the next video?

[@brakeduster]

Thanks for that, Kev. I need to deploy a couple of projects now that heroku have turned their back on juniors! Pythonanywhere looks good. Typical pythoneers use the barest ugly bootstrap ux on their site ! 😄 Keep up the great work, buddy 👍👍👍

[@kev-in-tech]

Thanks for the kind words! Glad the video helped! Yeah too bad Heroku is stopping it’s free tier. Next video I’ll be making soon is on how to setup automatic deployment with Pythonanywhere so stay tuned!

[@veodarkie520]

Thank you man

[@florjanv]

excellent, thank you

[@user-wr4yl7tx3w]

This is really well explained.

[@narayan_gautam]

does it work for github private repo

[@kev-in-tech]

Yeah it does, that’s why the SSH key is needed. Once you have that setup, it knows you are authorized to access your private repos as well🙌

[@narayan_gautam]

@@kev-in-tech Thanks🙏

[@dadanny661]

So a public repo wouldn't need a SSH key, right ? I could just clone it using regular git clone

[@narayan_gautam]

@@dadanny661 Yes

[@yordanostemesgen1417]

Thanks

[@devrimsarikaya]

thank you it helped me a lot

[@traconisek]

well this is something average high school kid can do (or chatGPT) Real question how to get the code from pythonanywhere to github?!

[@_zmei]

muchas gracias !!!!

[@_zmei]

excellent, thank you

[@IndiMops]

Thanks