Discover Flask, Part 30 - Continuous Integration
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- Опубликовано: 7 янв 2015
- Let's setup Continuous Integration with Travis-CI.
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Excellent. I hadn't been back for a while because I thought the series was finished. Thanks for sharing. I find your style of presentation to be very pleasant and easily digestible.
Thanks!
Quick look at Continuous Integration with Travis-CI
I finished the tutorials! I didn't do any of the unit testing though lol
Lem D congrats! What's next? Add some tests. Then keep extending the app. Have you check out Real Python yet? realpython.com
Michael Herman yeah I've been skimming through the blog posts. I will probably learn to unit test eventually but I've seen other unit test tutorials and they seem intimidating because of the functions and commands in it. I bought realpython courses and hope to learn some cool tricks I can do to make projects with programming
Lem D awesome! Keep me posted on how things go. Don't be afraid of testing. One day you will be afraid of not testing, as you never know if a new feature will break your existing code base!
+Michael Herman Thank you so much for the tutorial. Can you do some tutorials about BDD using behave?
+Sathwik Singari there's a long tutorial in the Real Python courses -> realpython.com
Do you use a cms for your flask apps and if so which one, im also having trouble locating one
+The Molynator try quokkaproject.org/
Hey, Ive checked a few flask courses, Im doing one by sentdex, and noticed some differences, he uses straight mysql rather than an ORM, and a custom CMS, ubuntu on digitalocean, among others. Right now Im stuck on creating a CMS for my website. Its my first site, looks pretty slick, custom logo, etc and with it Im going to build sites for people. I have 4 main pages (including dashboard) and 7 minor templates for terms, privacy page etc - most of them being static content. On my dashboard (login required) I want to have a left pill stack with something like 4 categories: Status, My Projects, My Account, Settings, with data target links that each display a set of content when clicked. Can you recommend a CMS for this because its difficult to find a good CMS for a flask web app. Also wondering if you know of how to build a forum or commenting type system using flask. thanks.
by the way your course is legit, im definitely going to learn your unit testing, site testing, cont integration and other methods, and between this and the other course i should be golden. great to see how people do things differently and apply the best from them all
+OmniTunes thanks! Def. check out Real Python as well -> realpython.com. Cheers!