Flask is a micro web framework written in Python that does not require particular tools or libraries. It does not ship with a database layer, form validation, or any other components where pre-existing third-party libraries provide common functions. It does support extensions that can add application features as if they were implemented in Flask itself such as object-relational mappers, form validation, upload handling, and various open authentication technologies.
Courses in this path
1.Flask: Getting Started(Reindert-Jan Ekker, 2019)
1. Course Overview
2. First Steps
3. Understanding the Model Template View Pattern
4. Adding Logic to Your Application
5. Adding User Interaction
6. Apply Styling and Jinja Inheritance
7. Deploying a Flask Application
2.Creating and Processing Web Forms with Flask(Mateo Prigl, 2020)
1. Course Overview
2. Creating Web Form Views and Templates
3. Processing Form Data
4. Securing the Form Input
5. Improving the User Experience
3.Creating a Model Layer for Flask(Chris Green, 2021)
1. Course Overview
2. Setting up Flask - SQLAlchemy
3. Replacing SQL Queries with Models
4. Extending an Application with a Model Layer
5. Handling Authorization with Flask-Login
4.Flask Users, Sessions, and Authentication(Mateo Prigl, 2020)
1. Course Overview
2. Authenticating with Sessions
3. Authenticating with Cookies
4. Authorizing by User Roles
5. Managing User Accounts
5.Structuring a Growing Flask Application(Mateo Prigl, 2020)
1. Course Overview
2. Implementing Modular Design Patterns
3. Structuring Routes and Views
4. Managing Signals and Callbacks
5. Productionizing an Application
6.Building Reliable Flask Applications(Abdul Rehman Yousaf, 2020)
1. Course Overview
2. Revisiting the Flask Basics
3. Testing Flask Applications
4. Creating View Functions with Custom Error Pages
5. Logging in Flask



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