Thanks for the video, Mr. Dave. We appreciate it. It would be great if you could make a video covering the complete backend with REST API. It should include user authentication and authorization, email verification, password reset, OTP, welcome message, and user upgrade to, let's say, a super user, etc.
🤣🤣 that was the funniest most accurate description of the rest api : they are sitting at rest doing nothing except calling them and serving some data from db.
I'd like to thank you with this comment. it has been a while since i wanted to learn restfull api. Back then it was hard for me to understand what restful means and the usecase. when i understood the utility and the fact that in so many backend job post it is in, i said myself , get three hours to work on it. I found your tutorial, 40 minutes, thought it will be ok, not too long lol. finaly i did it and it was not that hard. But to master it i think i need to do it 5 or 10 times to understand better the flask-restfull module.
Hi Dave, I find your teaching style great. Thanks you very much for the amazing content! I'd definitely love to see more video about web development in Python in general and using Flask in particular.
Hello Dave, Thank you for your work ! You provide us with very interesting and valuable content, not only in Python, but also in Next, React, ...etc. So in this way, if you miss some inspiration, you could adapt most of the projects you shared with in Next , React, PHP,...etc... to Python using Django or Flask as frameworks. Moreover, showing the parallel development of each code (like from Next to Python) could help understand the requirements and the logic migration for a given project. For example a Next.js completed project's code could be the starting point, then, you built again the project in Python and explain the logic migration from one to another. anyway , thank you again
python topic I want to suggest * flask with streamlit, mesop also please take your time to create a complete project (never before seen on your channel) using flask and any frontend preferably React.
Maybe you've already done something like this, but it would be cool if you could make a part 2 of this video and make it work remotly instead of localhost? Thanks, great videos!
Hi! this video came at the perfect time for me and is super useful! If you had any guidance on how would be a good way to format an incoming search query for this type of REST API, I would be eternally grateful.
Please compare flask and fastapi, if i want to work with llms and langchain or llamaindex which one is better in your opinion. Thank you Dave for greate videos
Glad you like it! Docker on its own or Docker with Python? Here's one I published earlier this year with Docker, PHP, Apache & Postgres: ruclips.net/video/NL23_cVq6XI/видео.html
Yes, I would like to see more on Data Validation. Also, if you can do a video on FastAPI, I would appreciate that. I've created several FastAPI Web Apps for my personal use. I use MariaDB as my DB Server instead of SQLite. I also prefer to write raw SQL for my queries instead of SQLALchemy. However, I'm a novice and want I would like to improve my Apps.
Newby request....All tests well with Thunderclient but when it comes to releasing the API to users, how do I do that? I have my data on a hosting server and is managed with cPanel. How do I place the API on cPanel and then what is entered in the URL parameter when calling it from xCode? Any quick advice on that please?
Nice video. Would it be possible to make a video that takes this concept and consumes it via NextJs? As a way to combine the best of both languages. (ideally Django, but I would assume that both will be similar)
After listening to tutorial, when I try to create_db.py; I'm getting a (Runtime Error: Either 'SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI' or 'SQLALCHEMY_BINDS' must be set.); Mr. Dave. Please help me with your valuable suggestions to overcome the error. Thanks in advance
I had the same problem, my mistake was that I wrote ['SQLAlchemy_DATABASE_URI'] in the app.config instead of everything uppercase. Also, have you checked that you typed URI instead of URL? If not check for typos, missing parenthesis or colons - those are usually what causes errors for me 😅
So that you don't install all the packets globally but instead just locally for this project alone. That way it doesn't interfere with other projects you might have
Like most technical they always forget things "How do you changr into the flask dir" I was teacher and when you are teaching create an outline and don't teach off the cuff.
My Node.js course creates a full backend REST API here: ruclips.net/video/f2EqECiTBL8/видео.html ...And I have a React playlist that creates a frontend to go with it here: ruclips.net/p/PL0Zuz27SZ-6PRCpm9clX0WiBEMB70FWwd
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode A great Thank you Sir. We are learning more with your explanation. Keep uploading such videos. We wait for your explanation on every topics.
seems to be very complicated for a beginner who is good at basics of python. Got headache by going through it. I wonder ppl commented here they got to know the content very well. U ppl serious?
@8:04 SQL doesn't stand for 'sequel'. That's just people that think they're smart pronouncing the initials for Structured Query Language. (Not that I have a thing against pronouncing acronyms. :-P) Sequel Technologies made Sequel DBMS, a commercial database program that did SQL, obviously. They fell out of favor and seem to have disappeared. So that, along with the obvious pronunciation of the initials, was the origin of SQL = sequel.
Leave a comment to let me know what Python topics you want to see in the future 🙌 Thanks!
FastAPI with Next.js maybe?!
@@codernerd7076 nice suggestion!
Https server with python and ssl
Something similar for SOAP
Fast API and Drizzle ORM
Dave the Great Teacher. Thank you for your generosity with these videos on Python. Be Blessed. Salutations from France.
You're very welcome!
Very useful! I decided to get into flask because I was looking for a fast way to built an api avoiding many settings
Fantastic Tutorial!! I work as a DevOps Engineer and this has improved my API knowledge.🎉🎉🥳🥳
Great explaination, there are no questions arise why you do this or that. Clear speech matters a lot. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Once upon a time Flask used to be called as a micro and minimalistic framework. But today I can see that it has a lot inside it.
Thanks for the video, Mr. Dave. We appreciate it. It would be great if you could make a video covering the complete backend with REST API. It should include user authentication and authorization, email verification, password reset, OTP, welcome message, and user upgrade to, let's say, a super user, etc.
Thanks!
You're welcome - thank you for the support!
🤣🤣 that was the funniest most accurate description of the rest api : they are sitting at rest doing nothing except calling them and serving some data from db.
I'd like to thank you with this comment. it has been a while since i wanted to learn restfull api. Back then it was hard for me to understand what restful means and the usecase. when i understood the utility and the fact that in so many backend job post it is in, i said myself , get three hours to work on it.
I found your tutorial, 40 minutes, thought it will be ok, not too long lol. finaly i did it and it was not that hard. But to master it i think i need to do it 5 or 10 times to understand better the flask-restfull module.
every topic in related to backend is good(python). I recently worked with some express js api and it was amazingly simple and direct.
That was an excellent tutorial on building a REST API with Python
Thank you brother for this great I am very new in python but thank you I manage to make it , happy new year by the way
yes please we need the next part awesome tutorial btw
Hi Dave, I find your teaching style great. Thanks you very much for the amazing content! I'd definitely love to see more video about web development in Python in general and using Flask in particular.
Thanks, will do!
Thank you for this! It was helpful. I would like to see a tutorial using a registration form with better data validation.
Wow that's a learning curve. As a newbie I'm sorta intimidated.
Great Series Dave Sir! Love from India ♥️🇮🇳
great tutorial, one thing I have noticed, the abort method's error message needs to be a dict not just a string
Yes, I forgot to add message= before the string. Updated the linked repo.
Thanks so much. Easy to follow
Good setup. Good explanation. Good project.
Brilliant lecture!!❤
amazing concise tutorial thank you
Hello Dave,
Thank you for your work !
You provide us with very interesting and valuable content, not only in Python, but also in Next, React, ...etc.
So in this way, if you miss some inspiration, you could adapt most of the projects you shared with in Next , React, PHP,...etc... to Python using Django or Flask as frameworks.
Moreover, showing the parallel development of each code (like from Next to Python) could help understand the requirements and the logic migration for a given project.
For example a Next.js completed project's code could be the starting point, then, you built again the project in Python and explain the logic migration from one to another.
anyway , thank you again
Great suggestion! 🙌
Thanks Dave, Liked and Subscribed
I'm subscribed. Great video, easy to follow, great explanations. I like when you also show some "tips" for using VSC.
Glad to hear that!
Thanks Dave. More data engineering with python courses will be good.
You're welcome!
Excellent tutorial
Continue seems interesting, currently I testing cody, cursor & supermaven
Yes, I'm interested in comparing free options
Great tutorial!
Thanks for the hard work put into this🙏 just waiting for one in Django
More to come!
python topic I want to suggest
* flask with streamlit, mesop
also please take your time to create a complete project (never before seen on your channel) using flask and any frontend preferably React.
Great requests!
Hey Dave can we dockerize the REST flask api which inferences a ml model? , if so any tutorials?
watching this before my automation dev exam startsssss
Maybe you've already done something like this, but it would be cool if you could make a part 2 of this video and make it work remotly instead of localhost? Thanks, great videos!
Sir please is it true that flask Restful is not maintained again by the community and will be get rid of soon 🔜
Hi! this video came at the perfect time for me and is super useful! If you had any guidance on how would be a good way to format an incoming search query for this type of REST API, I would be eternally grateful.
thank you sir i appreciate
Please compare flask and fastapi, if i want to work with llms and langchain or llamaindex which one is better in your opinion. Thank you Dave for greate videos
Hi Dave, this content is helpful if you make a video on flask framework full-course quite helpful for everyone can learn and grow
😊
please make tutorial about writing python following documentation
Nice content dave❤ pls make video on python with FastAPI
Great request! I want to do this!
Nice content. Greetings from Brazil. Waiting for a Docker tutorial
Glad you like it! Docker on its own or Docker with Python? Here's one I published earlier this year with Docker, PHP, Apache & Postgres: ruclips.net/video/NL23_cVq6XI/видео.html
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode with python
Yes, I would like to see more on Data Validation. Also, if you can do a video on FastAPI, I would appreciate that. I've created several FastAPI Web Apps for my personal use. I use MariaDB as my DB Server instead of SQLite. I also prefer to write raw SQL for my queries instead of SQLALchemy. However, I'm a novice and want I would like to improve my Apps.
Great requests! Thank you!
Awesome video and explanation, is it possible to make a continuation where how we can use the rest api with other non python framework?
Thank you, and yes, great request!
Learnt a lot. Much appreciated @Dave Gray Django and react authentication
Glad to hear that!
Newby request....All tests well with Thunderclient but when it comes to releasing the API to users, how do I do that? I have my data on a hosting server and is managed with cPanel. How do I place the API on cPanel and then what is entered in the URL parameter when calling it from xCode? Any quick advice on that please?
Scratch that. I think I figured it out. Very good video explaining the basics, thank you Dave
Nice video. Would it be possible to make a video that takes this concept and consumes it via NextJs? As a way to combine the best of both languages. (ideally Django, but I would assume that both will be similar)
Great suggestion!
After listening to tutorial, when I try to create_db.py; I'm getting a (Runtime Error: Either 'SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI' or 'SQLALCHEMY_BINDS' must be set.); Mr. Dave. Please help me with your valuable suggestions to overcome the error.
Thanks in advance
I had the same problem, my mistake was that I wrote ['SQLAlchemy_DATABASE_URI'] in the app.config instead of everything uppercase.
Also, have you checked that you typed URI instead of URL?
If not check for typos, missing parenthesis or colons - those are usually what causes errors for me 😅
Why is the virtual env needed I thought it’s not necessary please or anyone explain why it’s needed thanks
So that you don't install all the packets globally but instead just locally for this project alone. That way it doesn't interfere with other projects you might have
waiting for DJANGO API
I plan to do this topic for sure!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCodealso it would be great to show us how to integrate django rest with nextjs! 🙌🏻
Requires to discuss JWT and other backend related series on python
Agreed - additional backend topics will be a great addition 🙌
Like most technical they always forget things "How do you changr into the flask dir" I was teacher and when you are teaching create an outline and don't teach off the cuff.
Please Do FASTAPI series
building full websites with Flask
Create same video for ReactJS and NodeJS
So, that Frontend Developers can benefitted
My Node.js course creates a full backend REST API here: ruclips.net/video/f2EqECiTBL8/видео.html ...And I have a React playlist that creates a frontend to go with it here: ruclips.net/p/PL0Zuz27SZ-6PRCpm9clX0WiBEMB70FWwd
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode A great Thank you Sir.
We are learning more with your explanation.
Keep uploading such videos.
We wait for your explanation on every topics.
Please make Django Ninja videks
All hail to King Viserys Targaryen👍
Ha! Now where did I park my dragon?
Full stack flask app
Yes Yes Yes.
🙌 Glad you like it!
why many people are runnign towardds to python now ?
I have not seen this happen. I have always used both JavaScript and Python.
seems to be very complicated for a beginner who is good at basics of python. Got headache by going through it. I wonder ppl commented here they got to know the content very well. U ppl serious?
If you only know Python basics, this might not be the best next step. Maybe look into SQL databases, APIs, REST and web development in general first
Flask is the worst web framework created in history of Web development. Dude, That crap is so slow that can't even finish the simple benchmark.
Sounds like you're not using it the way it's supposed to be used
@8:04 SQL doesn't stand for 'sequel'. That's just people that think they're smart pronouncing the initials for Structured Query Language. (Not that I have a thing against pronouncing acronyms. :-P) Sequel Technologies made Sequel DBMS, a commercial database program that did SQL, obviously. They fell out of favor and seem to have disappeared. So that, along with the obvious pronunciation of the initials, was the origin of SQL = sequel.
Nah, it's one of the widely used ways of pronouncing it, nothing to do with "thinking they're smart"
Thanks a lot