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Building a Full Stack Web Application using Flask (Python Web Framework) - Part One

Stephen Omoregie on April 08, 2024

Python is pretty much a jack-of-all-trades programming language, with a simple syntax that makes it easily understood even for beginners. So, using...
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Stephen Omoregie •

Feel free to leave your questions or kind comments!

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taijidude •

That ist such a great GIF.

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Stephen Omoregie •

😁 I agree with you. The minions own got me smiling everytime

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Gad Iradufasha •

The code part was awesome as this guy dancing!

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Stephen Omoregie •

Haha... Thank you man. Happy coding

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Sarma Akondi •

Nice tutorial 🙌

By the way, your portfolio website is awesome 🤩

Just a small typo I observed - it says “Python (Flash and Django)”, I believe it’s supposed to be Flask 👍

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Stephen Omoregie •

Hey Man, thanks for your kind words! 😌
Wow! Great observation about the typo on my portfolio, haha, "Flash". I've made the correction on it. Thanks once again

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Sarma Akondi •

😂 that gif is funny and disturbing and creepy at the same time

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KasamBalaji •

Waiting for next part!

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Stephen Omoregie •

Hello Kasam! Thanks for reading part one, here's the link to the concluding part of the guide. Cheers man.

dev.to/cre8stevedev/building-a-ful...

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Stephen Omoregie •

😁 Thanks man! It'll be ready and deployed here soonest

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Stokry •

Django is much more robust for larger applications!

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Stephen Omoregie •

Yes! But Flask is more beginner friendly and is a good start for anyone trying to build simple web stuffs in python before getting into the battery-included complexity-ish ease Django offers