r/flask • u/That_v01d • Jun 04 '21
r/flask • u/gandhiN • Sep 18 '21
Tutorials and Guides A Compilation of the Best Flask Tutorials for Beginners
I have made a list of the best Flask tutorials for beginners to learn web development. Beginners will benefit from it.
r/flask • u/teetwofour • May 20 '20
Finally managed to get my first web/flask app deployed!
r/flask • u/cracka_dawg • Jan 05 '24
News This is probably true.
We know its actually C# Blazor
r/flask • u/stetio • Apr 16 '21
News Flask 2.0 is coming, please help us test
r/flask • u/chonyyy • May 06 '20
AI basketball analysis web App and API hosted with flask
r/flask • u/nickjj_ • Apr 19 '21
News Flask, Click and a few other Pallets libraries were used in the helicopter mission on Mars, if you contributed to any of these code bases you'll have a new badge on GitHub
r/flask • u/zacharypamela • Apr 01 '21
QUALITY CONTENT Having some problems geting my Python Flask project to work with Docker...any suggestions?
r/flask • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '20
Discussion Let's improve r/Flask.
Hey, folks! Now that FlaskCon has come and gone (and congratulations to everybody involved for pulling off such a huge achievement in such a short span of time!), I’d like to take some time to focus on the state of this community. While I can’t commit to 24/7 moderation, I’d like to improve things here with some simple, common sense updates.
With that said, how can we improve r/Flask? Let’s discuss in this thread! I’ll get the ball rolling with some ideas I’ve had:
Flairs
Probably the most obvious and necessary change we need to make. This subreddit tends to be inundated with technical questions (which are more than welcome), but that’s unfair to people who just want to see cool Flask projects, view recent news, and etc. Here are my ideas for flairs:
Questions/Issues
Show And Tell (projects you’ve completed or are working on)
News (new releases of Flask and related packages, vulnerabilities, stuff like that)
Discussion
Tutorial/How-to
Jobs
Community Rules
Posts
All posts must be related to Python Flask.
Flairs
Flairs are mandatory. Please choose the flair most suitable for your post.
Help! My code isn’t working!
If you’re encountering an error or if your code won’t behave as expected, include as much detail as possible. This includes:
Error messages (if applicable)
Relevant code from your program (please be nice and format your code!)
Context - where is the code running? What steps have you taken so far?
Do not force the kind citizens of r/Flask to make guesses. Help them help you.
Showcase posts
Remember that others will be learning from your experience. Consider discussing what you learned, challenges you encountered, and best of all, the project source code.
Spam
Posting your personal project/tutorial multiple times, spamming post comments, or any other kind of repetitive self-promotion will result in a temporary ban. Repeat offenders will be banned permanently.
Everything above is merely a suggestion. I really want feedback from you guys before I implement any of this stuff, so if you have any suggestions for new flairs, if you think the rules need to be edited, if you have any other good ideas (weekly threads? userbase surveys? community wiki?), or if you're disgruntled and just want to insult me a little, sound off below!
r/flask • u/ranidiot_ • Jul 28 '20
Show and Tell [Flask] I made WiFi of house: A simple web application which allows you to share your WiFi credentials instantly with your friends and family using QR code
r/flask • u/SPashii • Jun 26 '20
Built a flask web app! It’s a self hosted music server that can cache, organise and play youtube tracks.
r/flask • u/aschonfe • Oct 27 '20
Show and Tell Anyone needs an easy way to view tabular data & charts in Flask here’s a nice option
r/flask • u/the_nine_muses_9 • Feb 03 '23
Discussion Flask is Great!
I just wanted to say how much I love having a python backend with flask. I have a background in python from machine learning. However, I am new to backend development outside of PHP and found flask to be intuitive and overall very easy to implement. I've already been able to integrate external APIs like Chatgpt into web applications with flask, other APIs, and build my own python programs. Python has been such a useful tool for me I'm really excited to see what flask can accomplish!
r/flask • u/The-Deviant-One • Sep 01 '20
Show and Tell Terminal in a web page - thought yall would get a kick out of this.
r/flask • u/davidism • May 12 '21
News New major versions of Flask, Jinja, Click, and Werkzeug released!
self.pythonr/flask • u/mvanga • Apr 23 '21
Tutorials and Guides I keep forgetting this stuff so I compiled my notes for building Flask APIs into a short guide
r/flask • u/jim1930 • Jan 24 '21
Tutorials and Guides That's it, today I published the last episode for the Flask series, a full-featured web application built with Python including Authentication System. And most important, over 6 hours of deep explanations for you to start developing websites with Python!
r/flask • u/elediardo • May 16 '22
Tutorials and Guides Dockerfile explained: This Dockerfile creates a Docker image for a Flask app.
r/flask • u/stetio • Feb 08 '21
News Werkzeug (Flask) 2.0 is coming, please help us test