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Good video but not needing to specify the port on localhost is because you bind port 80 from your local machine to the container and port 80 is the default port for http connections. Any other port and you would need to specify it when running on localhost
Thanks for the added context 🙂
Why dont you use a newer version of python?
I see 3.9 a lot when using docker, but the newer versions are faster and have performance upgrades right?
There is no real reason. There isn't any major changes so I have taken the time.
Great job Eric. You've been such a resource for me. Your Udemy course "A chat app in a weekend" has got me glued to all your content.
Thank you!
Wow, thanks! That means so much ❤️
Great video! I also came from your Fast API Udemy course and I really liked it. What's the difference between using a python virtual environment vs a docker though? I always use venv but I see many others recommend to use dockers but I don't really know why?
There have two different purposes:
- venv is a module available in Python that creates a virtual environment. This allows you to create isolated individual spaces for your Python projects where you can install and manage packages independently of other projects.
- Docker provides more comprehensive isolation than venv by virtualizing the operating environment itself, whereas venv is limited to Python-specific dependencies.
venv is super light weight - and for small projects I don't containerize them.
TLDR: If you are new to Python/Deployments you don't need Docker - but i can help when deploying in the future for complex apps.
Hubiera quedado mejor una base de datos como MySQL o Postgresql para este ejemplo ya que sqlite es bastante básica y literal esa madre se crea sola
Thanks for considering the opinions of your followers! This is a really great and simple tutorial. From now on, we should focus on multi-container apps (another video content idea). Thanks a lot Eric!
Totally agree! I am here for you all ❤️
Have you looked into VScode dev environments (it is built in)
You mean like instead of using venv?
1GB 🥲
Is that your image? With modern computers you will have plenty of space 🙂
@@codingwithroby I believe that was the image size of the app in your video 😅