Intro to Fullstack Flask
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Intro
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This courseβs mission
By the end of this course, you should be able to create full stack SaaS (Software as a Service) applications using Flask.
Flask is often touted as a framework that's easy to pick up, and most of the learning material out there focuses on building simple applications and often doesn't pay attention to the components required to building maintainable large Flask applications. Our goal in this course is to take an example driven approach to building maintainable Flask web applications.
What is Flask?
Flask is an open source "micro-framework" written by Armin Ronacher to build web applications in Python. It is referred to as a micro-framework because it only ships a small core set of features and provides an extensible base that allows developers to choose what additional tools they will need for their application.
Flask developers love using Flask for it's low learning curve, flexibility, and vibrant extension support.
When would you want to use Flask?
Despite being called a micro-framework, Flask is well suited to build both small and large web applications. Flask has been used in production systems by large companies such as Twilio, Pinterest, Lyft, LinkedIn, and Uber.
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