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Flask By Example

By : Gareth Dwyer
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Flask By Example

By: Gareth Dwyer

Overview of this book

This book will take you on a journey from learning about web development using Flask to building fully functional web applications. In the first major project, we develop a dynamic Headlines application that displays the latest news headlines along with up-to-date currency and weather information. In project two, we build a Crime Map application that is backed by a MySQL database, allowing users to submit information on and the location of crimes in order to plot danger zones and other crime trends within an area. In the final project, we combine Flask with more modern technologies, such as Twitter's Bootstrap and the NoSQL database MongoDB, to create a Waiter Caller application that allows restaurant patrons to easily call a waiter to their table. This pragmatic tutorial will keep you engaged as you learn the crux of Flask by working on challenging real-world applications.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
Flask By Example
Credits
About the Author
Acknowledgements
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Acknowledgements

Thank you Neeshma and Kajal; you have been so very kind and patient in spite of my disrespect for deadlines. Your feedback on each chapter while I was writing and your suggestions that I try to keep to schedule have been invaluable. Thank you to everyone else at Packt Publishing who has been involved in this book, from its idea, through editing, through layout, through marketing, and all the nitty-gritty parts that the reader will never think about. I'm looking forward to the next one already.

Thank you Alisa for listening, even when I complained about writing, and even when I was still complaining a year later.

Thank you Theresa, Stephanie, and Lewis for ensuring I don't go completely sane.

Thank you to all the lecturers and tutors at Rhodes University who contributed to what I know and who I am.

Thank you Ron for teaching me how to string words together, and how commas work, and why some sentences sound nice and others don't.

Finally, thank you Mom and Dad for teaching me everything else.