Jorge Escobar – From Zero to Flask The Professional Way

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This course will show you how to code without any prior programming knowledge. to Develop back-end web applications in the same way that professional coders do for the top internet companies. How do I know? Because I’ve been leading tech teams in both large enterprise as well as up companies in New York City for the past 15 years.

I have seen a lot courses and tutorials, and 90% of them only teach bad habits while promising great things. to turn you into a real “web developer”.

This course doesn’t promise to After you have completed the course, you will be a professional backend developer. It takes much longer than the 4 hour duration (and possibly hundreds of hours)-practicing) to Do that. But it will give you a solid foundation. to Keep training, and know the right way to go to Learn Python to become a professional backend web application developer.

The The course walks you through the step-by-step process of setting up your environment. Flask. It then moves to Explore SQL databases using MySQL, and then show you how it works. to These learnings can be used to create a blog application.

Best of all, you don’t need to Own a computer to take this course, if you don’t own one. As we teach, you can do this course online. to to Use both locally installed files and an online coding platform.

The final project will require all course materials to be completed by students at the end of each course. to Use to It is important that you complete it. Students who complete the final project are eligible for future promotions.

Learn how to do it if you’re interested. to You can learn to code without any prior knowledge and you will be able to use best practices in the industry to become a professional backend Web developer.

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The The course is divided into seven sections

Introduction
Your Development Environment
Say Hello World
Setting up our Database
A Visitor Counter
Flogger is a Personal Blog Application
Final Project

The You will find the source code to all the lessons and more than 4 hours in video tutorials.

The The course can be completed in 7 days to A month to Complete based on the amount of material that the student has completed each day.

Additionally we’re constantly updating the course, adding contents thanks to Our students’ feedback.

Don’t look around. Follow the right path. to You can become a professional Python web developer by taking this course.

Your Instructor

Jorge Escobar
Jorge Escobar

From Zero An educational project by Jorge EscobarTechnologist, entrepreneur, and open-source fanatic, with over 15 years of experience in developing web applications in New York City.

Jorge He worked at well-known companies like Yahoo!, Univision, MongoDB, and was also a technical founder member of many successful tech startups that received multiple rounds.

The The biggest problem Jorge He has had to interview hundreds of developers for the positions he held in his teams. It didn’t matter if the candidates had some experience or were from a top university, there was one constant: they lack practical, real-world knowledge.

That’s why Jorge Created From ZeroA project that would provide practical knowledge through training that builds hands-Learn from the experts and provide students with the tools they need to be successful in today’s technology business needs.

Course Curriculum

Introduction

Introduction (1:31).

Roadmap and requirements (1:53).

Your Development Environment

Your Python Flask Development Environment (0:38)

Installing Python3 for Mac with Homebrew (1.04)

Installing Python3 in Windows 10 with Chocolatey (1.32)

The Cloud-Python Development Environment (1.17)

Virtual Environments (0.38)

Virtualenv Setup for Windows and Mac (4:18).

PythonAnywhere Virtualenv Installation (1:06).

Installing Flask (2:07)

Say Hello World

The Code Editor (0.43)

Hello World (5:00)

Running the Application (Windows & Mac) (1.53)

Running the Application (PythonAnywhere, 3:14).

Debugging our Application (1:08)

Debugging Windows and Mac (0.53)

Debugging with PythonAnywhere (1.26)

The Debug Stack (1:00).

Routing (3.14)

Templates (6.38)

The url_for() Function (2.24)

The Static Folder (2.18)

Template (4:24).

Introduction to Forms (9.36).

Cookies and sessions (5:46).

Configuration Management (2.52)

Python Dot Env for PythonAnywhere (2.12)

Setup Our Database

An Introduction to Databases (5.07)

Installing MySQL (0.11)

Homebrew (3.09): Installing MySQL on Mac

Installation of MySQL on Windows with Chocolatey (2.45)

PythonAnywhere (1.45): Setting up MySQL

MVC and Object Relational Mapper (1.56)

A Visitor Counter

Our First Data Driven Application (0:36)

Initial Application Setup on Mac & Windows (1:25).

PythonAnywhere (2.17) Initial Application Setup

Our Application Libraries (1.02)

The Environment Settings (1:47)

The Application Factory (2.41)

Building Modules with Blueprints (1.24)

Our First Blueprint (2:22)

The Counter Model (2:27)

An Introduction to Migrations (5.29)

Database Operations starting from the Shell (5.59)

The Page Views Counter Application (2.16)

Setup Our Test Infrastructure (8.14)

Our First Test (3.49)

Flogger is a Personal Blog Application

Flogger is a simple word. Flask Blog (1:02)

Initial Application Setup on Mac & Windows (1:02).

PythonAnywhere (1.42) Initial Application Setup

Our Application Libraries (1.32)

The Core Application (1.55)

1.41 Setting up the Database

1. Creating the Author App

The Author Model (1:04)

The Author Model Migration (1:36)

Test the Shell Author Model (1:37).

The Author Registration Form (3.25)

The Author Registration Template (4.05)

Author Form Validation (4.32)

An App That Looks Better (2:48).

Processing Author Registration Form (2.44)

Checking the Record Creation on The Database (1:37).

PDB (3.08).

Custom Form Validators (1.47)

The Login Author (1.07)

2:08

Author Session (2.04)

Logging Out Author (0:44).

Flash Messages (2.09)

Unit Testing of the Author App (3.50)

Login tests (1:21).

The Nav Bar (1:34)

The Blog Posts and Category Models (8.09)

The Blog Post Form (1:37)

Blog Create a Post Template, View (2:01).

Blog Post View Database Processing (4:47)

The Login Decorator (3.27)

Blog Article and Markdown (2.28)

Blog Post Tests (1:23)

Blog Home Page and Pagination (7.34)

Uploading images (7:34).

Editing posts (5:42).

Writing the Edit and Delete Tests (1.45)

Blog Tags and Tests (7.27)

Filter by category or tags (4:42).

The Final Project

The Final Project (1.04)

Conclusion

Conclusion (0:23).

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Frequently Asked Question

What is the final point of the course?
The Course s here and never ends! It is self-evident.-Online course that can be paced at your own pace – you choose when and where you want to end.
How long can I have access? to What is the course?
What does lifetime access look like? You have unlimited access after you enroll. to This course can be continued for as long you wish – on any device you have.
What happens if I’m unhappy with the course?
We wouldn’t wish you to leave. to Be unhappy We will refund your entire purchase if you are not satisfied within the first 30 days.

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