Simple Todo List App in Flask - Beginner Project

[@chap2837]

this was my first time using backend. this was one of the best videos, since I was actually able to do it without much bugs,
and from how simple it was to make

[@MrSpunkii]

Bro if u had not seen the video then u would have got many kissing bugs 😂😂

[@diegofabianledesmamotta5139]

Pretty useful for someone trying flask for the first time. Thank you!

[@maziqueen]

thanks for the tutorial!
i also added if len(todo) > 1 and returned to not add empty task :D

[@sabrysm]

Can you continue the design patterns series?

[@IAReynaldo]

awesome work..!
just a question
How can i add the "completed list" in other page
Thanks for your answer

Hey bro.
I'm in the 6:17 but it's not workgin to me the ul and li stuff
it shows me only the code:
{% for todo in todos %}

{{todo['todo']}}

{% endfor %}
result:
{% for todo in todos %}
{{todo['todo']}}
{% endfor %}

[@paulthomas1052]

Thanks for another great Flask / Python demo

[@subodhsalokhe8368]

good understanding by this project,
nice project for beginners

[@marccawood]

Does url_for work if your app is behind a reverse proxy at a path unknown to the developer?

[@vincentverdugo]

You should do FastAPI too.

[@shabnamsaramad2924]

very well

[@chicodimdim3025]

Cool video.

[@dark9615]

Best video 🎥🎥🎥

[@avidreader6534]

Tips for learning python as a java dev?

[@adityagautam4689]

thats the best part, you don't
(btw for real, you can get a udemy/coursera courses to understand from basics to advanced level)

[@oguzhantopaloglu9442]

why would you ever do that lmao

[@pekorabestgirl543]

if you have good coding sense from your experience by being a java dev , just ask ChatGPT to write you code in Python. The python syntax itself isn't really hard to understand so you can debug the logic easily, and you dont need to be the one who comes up with the actually code with ChatGPT.

[@Ricocase]

Cool! What is '__name__?' About?

[@oguzhantopaloglu9442]

Each python file has a __name__ attribute attached to it once the code execution starts. He wrote that if statement so that the code ONLY RUNS when that specific file is actually run and not when that file isn't called somewhere else.

[@Ricocase]

@@oguzhantopaloglu9442 so it's sort of set aside, like an exception to the rule...thx.

[@philtoa334]

Thanks.

[@gooo1762]

thanks a lot

[@MrSpunkii]

Brah it looks like a simple todo list but damn man it takes a lot of knowledge to make one .Hence, Its hard to become a developer.

[@MrSpunkii]

So this is how it looks to be a python developer . (Fast)

[@minhajurrahman-ih1bk]

why don't you code at neovim?? and please make some video where you are doing projects or coding in neovim

[@GodX36999]

Why you say that but you don’t do that

[@oguzhantopaloglu9442]

what difference does it make lmao

[@adityagautam4689]

@@oguzhantopaloglu9442 a HUGE difference

[@adityagautam4689]

easier for beginner viewers to understand

[@adityagautam4689]

if you want help, let me know, i have been a nvim user for about a year now

[@user-ov1ps7go4m]

5:41

[@oguzhantopaloglu9442]

this code looks so messy and verbose in comparison to doing the same thing with just plain JS but good video anyways :P

[@GodX36999]

This subject is for python

[@oguzhantopaloglu9442]

@@GodX36999 no shit sherlock

[@kodeypatterson8973]

Django > flask

[@theguy8491]

Ya but depends specially microservices

[@togrulasadov6709]

not for microservices

[@yassine5771]

Nahh flask >>>>>

[@adityagautam4689]

opinions

[@sabrysm]

Pynecone >>>>