FastAPI Python framework - Returning HTML templates (with HTMX integration)

[@aleksalukic1904]

The only reason why I feed my TH-cam algorithm with creators having a small number of subscribers is to not miss out on such an incredibly good TH-cam channel like this one. Thank you, you have helped me a lot with the {%for file in files%} {%endfor%} :-*

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks so much Aleksa! I'm glad the videos have helped. Thanks for watching and for the nice message!

[@falcomomo]

Fantastic tutorial. Every step so clear and well described. I don't know why everyone doesn't do tutorials like this.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot for the feedback! Delighted to hear that. Will have more FastAPI stuff coming up soon!

[@MichaelBuksas]

This is great! I appreciate how you iterate to the final solution and recap the material at the end. I think that makes the video really effective. Good stuff.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you Michael!

[@_indrid_cold_]

Phenomenal. I had been wondering about switching from Flask to FastAPI for some small web projects and this has convinced me to go for it. When I saw you were pulling in Tailwind I just knew you could be trusted. Excellent stuff this.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot for the comment, much appreciated!

[@deymonster2u]

your videos about FastApi that what I need! Doing a project now, I am newby in FastAPI, my project will be a Poll for teachers

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you! Good luck with your project - if you have any ideas for videos/series, just let me know!

[@stevekim881]

thanks for the good video For non-English speaking Asians, your correct pronunciation is much easier to understand than an American's more difficult pronunciation. - From Korea

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you! I'm glad my pronunciation can be understood more easily, especially as I'm from Scotland (we have very distinctive accents).
PS - I look forward to visiting Korea one day!

[@babc142]

@@bugbytes3923 How interesting that the Scottish accent is easier to understand. I wonder what Koreans make of other accents from the UK?

[@davishek7]

Great, Don't have enough praise for your python contents.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you!

[@loosetorque2869]

Thanks - first video of yours I've seen, and it solved my beginner problem with Jinja2 templates. Cheers, from a fellow Scot

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks - glad the video helped! Cheers from Glasgow.

[@mj2068]

love your style, fast pace, dense and information rich, help me to focus and pay attention. keep up the great work.😊

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot, really nice comment - cheers!

[@seadude]

Wow! First time seeing one of your videos. STELLAR explanation. Subscribed. Thank you.

[@bugbytes3923]

Awesome, thank you Eric!

[@Trumancapote140]

I've been looking all over for this topic, thank you!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you for watching, Arunen!

[@chuckbenedict7235]

Nice delivery. Well explained. Nice!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot!

[@theindianhindu1458]

Great content man. As always.
Looking forward to your content on using Fastapi as a full-fledged backend including django like user authentication.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks!
I'll explore FastAPI, along with more Django, in the coming months!

[@theindianhindu1458]

@@bugbytes3923 Awesome!

[@shinchikichin]

You're awesome mate. Really liking your videos. Keep it up!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot, good to hear! Thanks for watching.

[@royale5981]

Hea @BugBytes, I really love your teaching.
Can we get a full course on returning HTML templates, alongside working with forms with FastAPi please?

[@devilslide8463]

“We don’t want a table embedded in a button as arguably not a best user experience “ Love that part 😂

[@junivensaavedra882]

This is GOLD Man, my gratitude. :)

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot man!

[@junivensaavedra882]

@@bugbytes3923 I also loved your Django + HTMX series. :)

[@AlexGarcia-ir7fl]

Do you know if there is something like Django-Compressor for FastAPI for sending static files like scripts? I am interested in combining this with pytailwindcss, it requires a build step but you get minimal css when using tailwind. Great tutorial btw!

[@Felipe-bi3mk]

Nice tutorial! I would have done 2 endpoints instead of looking at the headers, why that was your choice?

[@xjuliodiaz888]

Just what I was looking for, thanks !!!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks!

[@LookNumber9]

Beautifully done! Thank you.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot!

[@StrategicCIS]

Nice video. Is there a second part with the DB setup? Thanks.

[@mericcapar2447]

Hey thanks for the awesome content i was looking for FastAPI training.
I am having a issue and i couldn't solve it even i copy paste your codes. Whatever i do i can't get list of movies output. I only get
Movie List
{% include "table.html" %}
Film Name Director
Load More
this format. Can you help me or do you have any solution?

[@archibaldivanovich4103]

Thanks bro! What about xxs attacks in this case ?
In Django we have security from the box , what about fastapi?

[@wanomir3133]

Great series! And I like the accent 😅

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you! 😅

[@bn_ln]

awesome content

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks Ben!

[@peterkim9696]

amazing video

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks !

[@grimonce]

Superb

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot!

[@seol-.-]

Too GOOOD!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot!

[@samuelvishesh]

What about SSE with jinja2 produced HTML partials in FastAPI?? 😮

[@SuperGrimmy]

I bet these videos suddenly became more popular right now?

[@CarstenAevermann]

hey great tutorial, how can I get rid of the validation error when calling serverip:port/docs ? It says something like: Schemas -> HTTPValidationError some type error (tested with your repo) thx in advance

[@alexanderscott2456]

Is HTMX lighter than a kilogramme of steel or a kilogramme of feathers?

[@swelanauguste6176]

Thanks a lot for the video, as always it is very good. Was there any reason you did not use django-ninja here?

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you for the comment!
django-ninja is good for working with Django - however, FastAPI is a fantastic Python framework itself for web apps. I wanted to demonstrate its use with templates and HTMX in this video.
dango-ninja also gets most of its ideas/style from FastAPI. Both are very good choices for developing APIs in Python.

[@razalovepk]

Awesome tutorial. Can you please do one video with JWT token authentication.

[@in_sa_ne]

Used the same code like you, but my min-w-[50%] doesn't make the table like yours. Only min-w-full works.

[@valuetraveler2026]

Tailwind CSS CDN not to be used in Production warning

[@ooktsl]

gut. I want to use python function in html. Do you have an idea?
For example, I want to perform string operations on {{ film.name }} in index.html in this example. Or I want to import an additional library and use it in html. didn't work. it does not memorize the variable. Actually how can round(), time.ctime() be used in html for example. I want to apply it to data from table rows.

[@CarstenAevermann]

You would do this in the route definition of your python. I added the following to the main.py and then adding a calc.html in templates which rounds a number 4.555 and displays 5.
@app.get("/calc/", response_class=HTMLResponse)
async def calculation(request: Request):
calc = round(4.555)
context = {"request": request, 'calc': calc}
return templates.TemplateResponse("calc.html", context)
and you need to call from templates/calc.html your variable calc like {{ calc }} in the body

[@ZodakZach]

plz do more fastAPI and htmx

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot! Will do very soon.

[@theohlong307]

How about a streamlit as frontend and fastapi as backend tutorial? Rapid way to build a website. I would love to see it.

[@bugbytes3923]

I had planned to do some Streamlit videos later on, but integration with FastAPI might be interesting - will consider that one, definitely!

[@theohlong307]

​@@bugbytes3923 Fascinating!