@Corey Schafer In my early days working with the console (MS-DOS 6.2, not Linux, sorry) I used to call the colon a TAB , so it's A-tab and C-tab when switching between drives. It stayed with me for quite long time!! Thanks for all your amazing videos
How do I create a shortcut where I can just type lets say %% and it will automatically put {%%}... cause writing that out every single time is so tedious !?
Your free tutorials are BY FAR worth more than the overpriced paid courses on udemy. Ive been educating myself in Information technology in almost every genre for the last decade, and HANDS DOWN you have the best content among any Ive watched. Only Khan academy videos come even close to your teaching quality. For so long I was disappointed Khan didnt have more computer science tutorials....and then I discovered you! lol KEEP IT UP MAN - I became a member just to support you bc Im so impressed with your work.
Your tutorials are probably the best tutorial I've ever taken online! Most other people's tutorials are either too slow or not clearly explaining key concepts. You nailed it! Thank you!
Your videos are better than many paid courses from Udemy! You are explaining so clearly No unnecessary theory, no dragging the video long. Just getting to the point!
Corey, whenever I learn something new that actually has a practical value I feel an undescriptable enjoyment. With that said, that is what I feel when I watch a video of yours and, I have to say, I've never liked web development that much but now I'm feeling I actually do like it! So, in short, you're a great teacher and I encourage you to keep teaching! Thank you!
The amount of details in these videos are unbelievable. He never assumes you know every step, no implied knowledge. I wish I could hug you for the amount of effort you put on your videos. Maybe one day, instead I’ll find a way to contribute by buying anything you sell. Thanks again.
I'm currently working on my flask App, and was looking for a clear tutorial on how this is properly done, so not to start doing it butchering key concepts and having to re-do many things. So far this has been the best flask tutorial I could find. You really dig deep into the bone of it. Thank you so much from Colombia!
Dear Corey, I don't know how to thank you for all these videos. The quality of your teaching is exceptional. The pace, accent, standard and content is up to the mark. Being a newbie in this area, your course had helped me learn a lot. Thanks a ton!!!
This tutorial is absolutely amazing. If you are running into the issue where your CSS styling file is not being imported (an unstyled website), make sure the folder 'static' that contains the main.css file is NOT a subfolder in templates. It should be a direct subfolder of FLASK_BLOG. Hope I can save someone else the time I spent banging my head against a wall wondering why it wasn't importing any CSS stylings.
As I follow your step and create the blog with you, I am learning on a next level. I have taken a python class before and left it unable to code at all, thanks to your videos it is actually all making sense. Thank you so much.
I tried out some Django tutorials after learning the basics of python and i felt so completely and utterly lost. Then i stumbled on your videos and Flask, and everything is making sense again. Thank you so much for your work, Corey.
Smh i'm paying school fees to get taught by teachers that can't teach well. However, Corey's tutorial videos are so much easier to understand and it's free! Thank you for being my actual programming teacher!
Great thing about your tutorial - The way you explained how posts are being passed to home.html. I mean you explain each and every bit. Its really great.
I keep on watching more and more videos on python, also on Udemy. Then I come back to Corey and genuinly conclude time after time: Corey is the best!! I feel grateful for all of us out there you are there around making those videos in such a fantastic way. Thanks, you definitely are the man!!!
I think I never commented to a video before in my life. I watched the first 3 videos of this playlist and I really can't thank you enough for your effort and time and the way you illustrate it to us. Thanks a lot :)
Corey is the Master of all "Paid So-called Gurus (they should pay him to learn how to teach rich contents without asking for money)" out there, the way he teaches gets hard-coded in your memory while you'll be having perfect to the point practical knowledge for that subject matter, Hats off sir!
I wanted to learn flask and started so many time and end up not completing it. The main reason was I didn't find any content with this level of explanation and focus to every detail. Your video series is helping me a lot. Love you 3000 man 🙌💥
I am really fortunate to stumble upon your channel. The course is going on very smoothly and the explanations are very clear and upto the point!! I have come here after having attended your Python courses, to learn web development using Python. My heartful thanks to you Corey :) !! You are a great teacher!!
Wow Corey, great job with these videos. Seems so simple, but that html snippet to generate a basic HTML structure was eye opening. Up until this point I've been looking up HTML boilerplate code and copying and pasting. Appreciate it much.
Here, mister @CoreySchafer! A sincere thank you, from the community of python beginners. You have done a very good thing. There is NO better paid or free content on the entire world wide web that can outstand The quality and easy understanding of Flask in your series!!! THANK YOU SIR!
This is going to be such a huge help for school. Its one of the few modern tuts out there and one of the best I've ever seen. A huge thank you @Corey Schafer
It was such a pain an scary thing for me to search and learn these things of flask and thanks to your video it was such a easy and good way for me to learn all these things. Not just this(Flask), all of your tutorials have very high quality. Thank you so much sir.
Yours explanations are clear, detailed and precise and I like that. But as a beginner I struggle with concepts, and now I find out the reason why. We generally use different logic to look at things, in this tutorial you are inserting the layout.html in to the block content inside home.html. I can understand this, but I struggle with this logic, for me it's easier to conquer the concept if home.html is inserted inside the layout.html block content. In the dynamic web page we are observing changes inside "static" layout .html on different urls :). For me this is important to know, because personal logic foundations are on deeper level than programmer logic so there can rise a conflict. I think that overlooking this is a problem long way in learning process, this is just one case, sometimes is better to take opposite view to better understand the concepts :) Thank you!
This tutorial is even more simple than the one of Flask's site. Very good! I'm using this for a software engineering group project in my database course. You're a very good teacher. I am just getting into web development frameworks. Flask is my very first. I tried following the Flask tutorial. It really takes some time and energy to mull over when you've been programming in a sandbox at a university and not having to weave different technologies together. I think I'm starting to understand. Flask uses Blueprinting in their tutorial which is a bit new to me.
Corey, by glancing at your comments, I know you see this all the time, but: Your tutorials are amazing. No fluff or wasted time, but what feels like a perfect amount of information in every video. You're killing it, and I'm headed over to make a BTC donation right now. Once I get my first programming job, another $100 is coming your way. From a fellow Cor(e)y, thanks so much!
Amazing content! If anyone else had trouble with HTTP 304 - not pulling the .css file, what worked for me was configuring the static folder in the Flask app app = Flask(__name__,template_folder='templates',static_folder='static')
Thank you, I'm really enjoying this tutorial seris on Flask. I'm using Python/Flask on a raspberry pi to follow along. Even though i'm running the latest version of debian, stretch, the version of python was 3.5x (as of December, 2018). The secrets module was introduced in python 3.6. I built the latest version of python, 3.71 on the pi and then found all kinds of problems. Python couldn't find flask and other problems. The solution turned out to be simple. As you recommended, and others, I created a virtual python environment and all started working as expected. I was reluctant to add the extra overhead on the pi, but it solved the problem and the pi is working just fine. I really don't notice the extra overhead at all. Just for the record, I am using a Raspberry 3b+ and a 64gig sd card. Once again, thank you for this excellent series.
Watching all the ads to support this awesome teacher - the ads are trying to send me to other learning sites - but we got the best teacher here already! Thanks once again Corey.
For those wondering how rendering_template () function gets the home.html file directly without specifying path, this is because the function by default searches the template in "templates" folder.
For those having issues with the navbar links Login and Register still being on the left side, you're using a newer version of Bootstrap. As of writing this video series is 4 years old so some things may look different to you. To fix it, the line should be
@@renniekimutai6293 Hey its not working for me. Can you tell more about this? The page just don't look the same. The location of things is correct but the elements are overlapping and colors are not shown
Hi Corey. It's amazing how well we can follow these instructions, typing them in as you do. It's also well explained, even for those (read: me) that don't have a lot of experience in Python nor html. And most of all: so far everything is working. Most of the TH-cam tutorial video's lead to some coding that doesn't do what it's supposed to do. But not with your two video's so far😀. They actually work. Great job. Thank you very much. There is no other option than subscribing to your channel, what I did of course.
as a self learning web developer, i want to say that this tutorial is not for beginner with non programming background but if you try you can understand because its beginner friendly #flask (routing, importing, define function, making class, inheritance , installing libery etc) > html, css or bootstrap (have to some knowledge before starting this tutorial) > jinja2 template engine (quite easy as you go) >wtforms and validattion (for web form like :login and register form.) > sqlalchemy and sqlite,mysql( this will take some times be patient ) [ some changes with sqlalchemy in 2024 for version update. working with sqlalchemy if you see any error than watch some recent sqlalchemy tutorial ] happy coding
Only 8 minutes in, and I'm just so amazed by the quality of this video. I'm a C++ programmer, and I never thought I'd enjoy Python this much. Thanks a ton Corey! P.S. I'll definitely become a patron once I get my first paycheck :)
Bro, your videos are awesome. I'm sad it took me this long to find them. Mine didn't look like yours at the end of the video. Come to find out I had accidently put my static folder inside of my template folder. Rookie mistake. But all is good now. Cant wait to continue the tutorial.
These are professional level tutorials. I'm currently coming into an exiting flask app, tasked with adding a front end with Vue or React... Still undecided haha. This is great because I'm still very unfamiliar with Flask. I love how you explain things so clearly without going off on tangents. You are one of the best teachers on TH-cam. I haven't gotten far into the tutorial playlist, but was wondering if you cover MVC?
We don't go over that term specifically, but we do use a similar process throughout the series of breaking up the database queries, the logic, and the presentation. Hope that helps.
If you use 'extends' as you suggest, you would also have to modify the css as this command will negate the inheritance of main.css to the 'about' and 'home' pages
Thanks Corey for the wonderufl tutorial, I liked every single video that I have watched in ur channel. Thanks a lot, keep posting awesome content like this
The quality of these tutorials is very high. Higher than most paid content in other platforms. A sincere thank you from a Python beginner
I was going to say the same thing. Thank you for posting your tutorials.
Agreed.
It's getting pip is not recognized as a internal r external cmnd... Wt to do
@@zennn9690 which system do u use? windos or mac or linux? well you have to install the pip and path when u install python if you are in windows
@@younesboukroun3060.Tq fr ur rply... Finally I set the path and made it work
I call the percent signs "parentheses" multiple times throughout this video. Not sure what I was thinkin. Just ignore that.
@Corey Schafer In my early days working with the console (MS-DOS 6.2, not Linux, sorry) I used to call the colon a TAB , so it's A-tab and C-tab when switching between drives. It stayed with me for quite long time!! Thanks for all your amazing videos
For a moment I was like..... He called multiple times.. Maybe he dont know the difference between these two..
haha
How do I create a shortcut where I can just type lets say %% and it will automatically put {%%}... cause writing that out every single time is so tedious !?
Great work! Subscribed!
Allan Bart did you solve your issue?
Your free tutorials are BY FAR worth more than the overpriced paid courses on udemy. Ive been educating myself in Information technology in almost every genre for the last decade, and HANDS DOWN you have the best content among any Ive watched. Only Khan academy videos come even close to your teaching quality. For so long I was disappointed Khan didnt have more computer science tutorials....and then I discovered you! lol KEEP IT UP MAN - I became a member just to support you bc Im so impressed with your work.
I completely agree..
Your tutorials are probably the best tutorial I've ever taken online! Most other people's tutorials are either too slow or not clearly explaining key concepts. You nailed it! Thank you!
Your videos are better than many paid courses from Udemy!
You are explaining so clearly
No unnecessary theory, no dragging the video long. Just getting to the point!
when I think about Python tutorials, I think about you. It just pops up in my mind immediately, very natural.
Thanks :)
Corey, whenever I learn something new that actually has a practical value I feel an undescriptable enjoyment.
With that said, that is what I feel when I watch a video of yours and, I have to say, I've never liked web development that much
but now I'm feeling I actually do like it! So, in short, you're a great teacher and I encourage you to keep teaching! Thank you!
The amount of details in these videos are unbelievable. He never assumes you know every step, no implied knowledge. I wish I could hug you for the amount of effort you put on your videos. Maybe one day, instead I’ll find a way to contribute by buying anything you sell. Thanks again.
I code a lot of years in different styles and languages but I can't explain this as clear as you did here.
Well done and hold this teaching skills.
I'm currently working on my flask App, and was looking for a clear tutorial on how this is properly done, so not to start doing it butchering key concepts and having to re-do many things. So far this has been the best flask tutorial I could find. You really dig deep into the bone of it.
Thank you so much from Colombia!
Dear Corey,
I don't know how to thank you for all these videos. The quality of your teaching is exceptional. The pace, accent, standard and content is up to the mark. Being a newbie in this area, your course had helped me learn a lot. Thanks a ton!!!
This tutorial is absolutely amazing. If you are running into the issue where your CSS styling file is not being imported (an unstyled website), make sure the folder 'static' that contains the main.css file is NOT a subfolder in templates. It should be a direct subfolder of FLASK_BLOG. Hope I can save someone else the time I spent banging my head against a wall wondering why it wasn't importing any CSS stylings.
As I follow your step and create the blog with you, I am learning on a next level. I have taken a python class before and left it unable to code at all, thanks to your videos it is actually all making sense. Thank you so much.
That's great to hear! Thanks for the comment.
I tried out some Django tutorials after learning the basics of python and i felt so completely and utterly lost. Then i stumbled on your videos and Flask, and everything is making sense again. Thank you so much for your work, Corey.
Smh i'm paying school fees to get taught by teachers that can't teach well. However, Corey's tutorial videos are so much easier to understand and it's free!
Thank you for being my actual programming teacher!
Great thing about your tutorial - The way you explained how posts are being passed to home.html. I mean you explain each and every bit. Its really great.
one of the best and most comprehensive tutorials on flask bootstrap and css integration i have ever seen well done sir
I keep on watching more and more videos on python, also on Udemy. Then I come back to Corey and genuinly conclude time after time: Corey is the best!! I feel grateful for all of us out there you are there around making those videos in such a fantastic way. Thanks, you definitely are the man!!!
I think I never commented to a video before in my life.
I watched the first 3 videos of this playlist and I really can't thank you enough for your effort and time and the way you illustrate it to us.
Thanks a lot :)
These are some of the highest quality tutorials I've ever seen. Makes me start to doubt the quality of my 200k college education.
lol same feeling
yes but putting "i finished this web dev course on youtube" isnt going to do much even if you learned more than in a degree
Corey is the Master of all "Paid So-called Gurus (they should pay him to learn how to teach rich contents without asking for money)" out there, the way he teaches gets hard-coded in your memory while you'll be having perfect to the point practical knowledge for that subject matter, Hats off sir!
watching back at 2021 still thinks its the best tutorials ever
I wanted to learn flask and started so many time and end up not completing it. The main reason was I didn't find any content with this level of explanation and focus to every detail. Your video series is helping me a lot.
Love you 3000 man 🙌💥
CTRL+SHIFT+R to bypass cache, thanks for the shortcut, really useful to know!
I am really fortunate to stumble upon your channel. The course is going on very smoothly and the explanations are very clear and upto the point!!
I have come here after having attended your Python courses, to learn web development using Python.
My heartful thanks to you Corey :) !! You are a great teacher!!
while other people enjoy watching series on Netflix, I really enjoy watching your series! thanks so much.
Wow Corey, great job with these videos. Seems so simple, but that html snippet to generate a basic HTML structure was eye opening. Up until this point I've been looking up HTML boilerplate code and copying and pasting. Appreciate it much.
Legend commenting on another legend’s video. Thank you both of you!
Crazy world. I was just watching your database design video literally 45 minutes ago
Honestly Corey, people like you are the reason why the internet is so great. Excellent tutorials man, keep it up!
Here, mister @CoreySchafer! A sincere thank you, from the community of python beginners. You have done a very good thing. There is NO better paid or free content on the entire world wide web that can outstand The quality and easy understanding of Flask in your series!!! THANK YOU SIR!
This is going to be such a huge help for school. Its one of the few modern tuts out there and one of the best I've ever seen. A huge thank you @Corey Schafer
Coming from first learning HTML and CSS as a child, then picking up Python recently, and now amalgamating them in this way feels amazing
This is highly detailed and really well thought of. There’s a great structure and a perfect flow for a beginner to follow !
Better teaching skills than any professional out there !!!
It was such a pain an scary thing for me to search and learn these things of flask and thanks to your video it was such a easy and good way for me to learn all these things.
Not just this(Flask), all of your tutorials have very high quality.
Thank you so much sir.
Yours explanations are clear, detailed and precise and I like that. But as a beginner I struggle with concepts, and now I find out the reason why. We generally use different logic to look at things, in this tutorial you are inserting the layout.html in to the block content inside home.html. I can understand this, but I struggle with this logic, for me it's easier to conquer the concept if home.html is inserted inside the layout.html block content. In the dynamic web page we are observing changes inside "static" layout .html on different urls :). For me this is important to know, because personal logic foundations are on deeper level than programmer logic so there can rise a conflict. I think that overlooking this is a problem long way in learning process, this is just one case, sometimes is better to take opposite view to better understand the concepts :) Thank you!
I rarely comment on videos, but this is exceptionally well done. Thank you for the time and effort you spent putting this together.
whenever i find something hard to understand i quickly run to Corey and things will be better.
This tutorial is even more simple than the one of Flask's site. Very good! I'm using this for a software engineering group project in my database course. You're a very good teacher. I am just getting into web development frameworks. Flask is my very first. I tried following the Flask tutorial. It really takes some time and energy to mull over when you've been programming in a sandbox at a university and not having to weave different technologies together. I think I'm starting to understand. Flask uses Blueprinting in their tutorial which is a bit new to me.
Corey, by glancing at your comments, I know you see this all the time, but: Your tutorials are amazing. No fluff or wasted time, but what feels like a perfect amount of information in every video. You're killing it, and I'm headed over to make a BTC donation right now. Once I get my first programming job, another $100 is coming your way.
From a fellow Cor(e)y, thanks so much!
Thanks so much! Really glad to hear you found the videos helpful
Amazing content!
If anyone else had trouble with HTTP 304 - not pulling the .css file, what worked for me was configuring the static folder in the Flask app
app = Flask(__name__,template_folder='templates',static_folder='static')
Can you help with an Internal server error?
Im watching this after paid Flask lecture and finally Im beginning to understand something... You are the savior
Sir, you are the best lecturer around. THANKS!!!
Damn I cannot believe this is video was posted 5 Years ago it is better than 90% of the videos today. Great Work Man.
The way this guy describes things just makes sense to me
Yes, please make a flask bootstrap extension video!
Such high quality. Highly recommend these tutorials for people doing flask
Best and the most complete Flask tutorial on the web. Thanks for sharing this for free.
Thank you, I'm really enjoying this tutorial seris on Flask. I'm using Python/Flask on a raspberry pi to follow along. Even though i'm running the latest version of debian, stretch, the version of python was 3.5x (as of December, 2018). The secrets module was introduced in python 3.6. I built the latest version of python, 3.71 on the pi and then found all kinds of problems. Python couldn't find flask and other problems. The solution turned out to be simple. As you recommended, and others, I created a virtual python environment and all started working as expected. I was reluctant to add the extra overhead on the pi, but it solved the problem and the pi is working just fine. I really don't notice the extra overhead at all.
Just for the record, I am using a Raspberry 3b+ and a 64gig sd card.
Once again, thank you for this excellent series.
Watching all the ads to support this awesome teacher - the ads are trying to send me to other learning sites - but we got the best teacher here already! Thanks once again Corey.
Thanks for the kind words!
Your voice is so soothing that I can build a project while listening and learning from you when I'm in a sinking ship!
You are absolutely the best tech instructor on youtube!
I am not bored this covid quarantine. Thank you sir. So clear explanation.
I have been your fan by watching your teaching style and contents, amazing.
this lesson is extremely valuable for a newbee like me. Thanks for sharing a great series tutorials.
Clearly explained without unnecessary things, but I feel like one should learn HTML and CSS a little bit before taking up flask :D
This is very high quality tutorials. I recommended it my students. thank you Corey
Probably one of the best courses to start with flask ! Thank you very much @Corey Schafer for providing such a great tutotial:)
These tutorials are so good, no bullshit, just content and pure learning! Thanks a ton
For those wondering how rendering_template () function gets the home.html file directly without specifying path, this is because the function by default searches the template in "templates" folder.
For those having issues with the navbar links Login and Register still being on the left side, you're using a newer version of Bootstrap. As of writing this video series is 4 years old so some things may look different to you. To fix it, the line should be
After I created my template extends it throws an error In the beginning of all my files
Please do you know how I can fix these
Thanks👍🏿
Still doesn't work, I think something has changed
works. thanks
@@renniekimutai6293 Hey its not working for me. Can you tell more about this? The page just don't look the same. The location of things is correct but the elements are overlapping and colors are not shown
Hi Corey. It's amazing how well we can follow these instructions, typing them in as you do. It's also well explained, even for those (read: me) that don't have a lot of experience in Python nor html. And most of all: so far everything is working. Most of the TH-cam tutorial video's lead to some coding that doesn't do what it's supposed to do. But not with your two video's so far😀. They actually work. Great job. Thank you very much. There is no other option than subscribing to your channel, what I did of course.
Excellent video! Much better than those paid video tutorials on some learning websites...
Hi! @Corey Schafer
Many thanks from a Python self-learner who wants to be a back-end developer!🥰
This man is legend, Corey, you're arguably the best Python Teacher online no cap
Keep It Up!, 300k Subscribers inna bit
Such a nice little, clean, yet powerful framework.
Mannn you are really the Python GOD !!! Like Whenever I want help with anything related to python your tutorials always helps 🙇🙇
You are truly a gifted teacher.
As always ... great tutorial... step by step .... creating understaning. Thanks a lot
as a self learning web developer,
i want to say that this tutorial is not for beginner with non programming background but if you try you can understand because its beginner friendly
#flask (routing, importing, define function, making class, inheritance , installing libery etc)
> html, css or bootstrap (have to some knowledge before starting this tutorial)
> jinja2 template engine (quite easy as you go)
>wtforms and validattion (for web form like :login and register form.)
> sqlalchemy and sqlite,mysql( this will take some times be patient )
[ some changes with sqlalchemy in 2024 for version update. working with sqlalchemy if you see any error than watch some recent sqlalchemy tutorial ]
happy coding
Came here after watching a confusing flask tutorial on cs50. But seriously he made it so easy n understandable.
same! I had so many errors and didn't understand how to rectify after Brian went through so I ended up here to solve my problem!
@@TheArkaRay so that makes us doubt buddies.
I think I'm not saying nothing wrong if I affirm you're the best teacher on TH-cam!!!
Thanks!
Amazing tutorials!!!. PS. If someone gets an exception error create a separate templates folder and paste the html files in it
very informative video and in the same time like playing with puzzles and a real product at end, can't thank you enough
Only 8 minutes in, and I'm just so amazed by the quality of this video. I'm a C++ programmer, and I never thought I'd enjoy Python this much. Thanks a ton Corey!
P.S. I'll definitely become a patron once I get my first paycheck :)
Thanks!
Thanks for putting out a series on Flask. Read the official documentation for Flask and struggled, finding your videos made it smooth as budda.
Your TH-cam Channel brings so much good to the world. Thank you for making the contents available for us who want to learn
i have started watching this flask tutorial and impressed so much that i have subscribed.
Thank you so much for the wonderful video.
Thanks to your Flask series, I'm on my way to building what I have always wanted to. Thank you for this series..👍👍👍
Best content available on the Internet !!
Great tutorials. I recommend them for anyone interested in Flask
Bro, your videos are awesome. I'm sad it took me this long to find them. Mine didn't look like yours at the end of the video. Come to find out I had accidently put my static folder inside of my template folder. Rookie mistake. But all is good now. Cant wait to continue the tutorial.
Just made this exact same mistake, took me a few minutes to realize the problem 😅
You're just amazing. This can't be simpler and easier than the way you explain it.
He is doing a great job, thanks a lot for providing it for free of any cost, may God bless you.
Thanks Corey, really appreciate the effort you did in making this tutorial. Great help to get familiar with web development.
@coreyshafer amazing over 400k. This is the beat Python channel on YT by far. Big fan and love the flask series.
26:45 - "It's not very long, it's only 80 lines of custom styles." - Corey Schafer, May 2018.
80 lines is not very long, for real
seeing as one style takes about 4 lines...
Hahaha ikr, but jokes apart main.css files usually contain thousands of lines so he ain't wrong
@Corey Schafer What a legend you are.
These are professional level tutorials. I'm currently coming into an exiting flask app, tasked with adding a front end with Vue or React... Still undecided haha. This is great because I'm still very unfamiliar with Flask. I love how you explain things so clearly without going off on tangents. You are one of the best teachers on TH-cam. I haven't gotten far into the tutorial playlist, but was wondering if you cover MVC?
We don't go over that term specifically, but we do use a similar process throughout the series of breaking up the database queries, the logic, and the presentation. Hope that helps.
I'm so thankful I found you on TH-cam😊. I am fascinated for the way you are teaching. Keep going, you are awesome👍
Your tutorials are amazing! Professional software developer here and I'm still using them :)
Thank you so much for summarizing something so complex for me to understand in under an hour ❤ you saved me
Thank you Mr. Schafer for creating and sharing. This is an absolute blessing and I'm learning alot.
Part 2 only and you have been a tremendous educational help, I really enjoy these.
Instead of {% extends "YourHeaderFile.html "%} inside your template.html, you can put {% include "template.html" %} inside YourHeaderFile.html
If you use 'extends' as you suggest, you would also have to modify the css as this command will negate the inheritance of main.css to the 'about' and 'home' pages
wow wow!
Corey, you are the god of teaching.
Another excellent video. I like your teaching style.
Your are a gifted teacher. Thank you.
Clear explanation and good pace. Thank you for this tutorial!
Thanks Corey for the wonderufl tutorial, I liked every single video that I have watched in ur channel. Thanks a lot, keep posting awesome content like this
i have made some projcets with flask yet, but i learnt so many new things already!