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This book is for anyone who wants to develop their knowledge of Python into something that can be used on the web. Flask follows the Python design principles and can be easily understood by anyone who knows Python, and even by those who do not.
What You Will LearnCreate your web pages to add modularity and flexibility to your web app using templatesStore and retrieve relational data using SQLAlchemyDevelop schema migrations with AlembicProduce an admin section using flask-adminBuild RESTful APIs using Flask-RestlessSimulate requests and sessions using the Flask test clientMake Ajax requests from Jinja2 templatesIn DetailFlask is a small and powerful web development framework for Python. It does not presume or force a developer to use a particular tool or library. Flask supports extensions that can add application features as if they were implemented in Flask itself. Flask's main task is to build web applications quickly and with less code. With its lightweight and efficient web development framework, Flask combines rapid development and clean, simple design.
This book will take you through the basics of learning how to apply your knowledge of Python to the web.
Starting with the creation of a โHello worldโ Flask app, you will be introduced to the most common Flask APIs and Flask's interactive debugger. You will learn how to store and retrieve blog posts from a relational database using an ORM and also to map URLs to views. Furthermore, you will walk through template blocks, inheritance, file uploads, and static assets.
You will learn to authenticate users, build log in/log out functionality, and add an administrative dashboard for the blog. Moving on, you will discover how to make Ajax requests from the template and see how the Mock library can simplify testing complex interactions.
Finally, you will learn to deploy Flask applications securely and in an automated, repeatable manner, and explore some of the most popular Flask resources on the web.
Style and approachA comprehensive guide packed with real-world examples and popular use cases; starting with basic overviews and diving into the practical aspects of Flask Framework.
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Matt Copperwaite graduated from the University of Plymouth in 2008 with a bachelor of science (Hons) degree in computer systems and networks. Since then, he has worked in various private and public sectors in the UK. Matt is currently working as a Python software developer and DevOps engineer for the UK Government, focusing mainly on Django. However, his first love is Flask, with which he has built several products under the General Public License (GPL). Matt is also a trustee of South London Makerspace, a hackerspace community in South London; a cohost of The Dick Turpin Road Show, a podcast for free and open source software; and LUG Master of Greater London Linux User Group. He has also been the technical reviewer of the Flask Framework Cookbook.
Charles Leifer is a professional software engineer with 6 years of experience using Python. He is the author of several popular open source libraries, including Peewee ORM and Huey, a multithreaded task queue. He is also the cocreator of https://readthedocs.org, a free documentation hosting platform. Charles developed a passion for Python while working at the Journal World. His colleagues there patiently answered his endless questions and taught him everything about the Web, Linux, open source, and how to write clean Python. Charles maintains an active programming blog at http://charlesleifer.com.
