Flask webserver introduction


Martin McBride, 2020-01-22
Tags linux
Categories flask sqlite

In this series we will learn about Flask, a simple and lightweight web framework written in Python.

We will create a simple web server, then develop it to add different types of pages (list and detail) based on a simple SQLite database.

These instructions are for a Windows PC running Python 3.x. The instructions should apply to Linux, including Raspberry Pi, except that the method for installing the Python Flask module will be different. Check how to install modules for your flavour of Linux (eg using apt-get for Debian).

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flask

  1. Introduction
  2. Getting started
  3. - Adding HTML and CSS
  4. - Adding an about page
  5. Dynamic pages
  6. Using a database
  7. - Adding a detail view

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