9 posts tagged "Flask"

GradGoggles is a cross-platform Virtual Yearbook and Scribble Book App developed for the Class of 2020, which missed all the fun due to the pandemic this year. This post describes the process that went behind developing the app, the technologies used, challenges we faced, and so on.

Recently, I have been working on a ReactJS project which uses AWS services heavily, so, I chose S3 and CloudFront for hosting. However, manually building and deploying the React WebApp every time was a headache. Read on to find out how I automated the build and deploy process,

Many times, you need the ability to allow users to upload files, mainly images, to your WebApp. Most efficient way to do that is to use Amazon S3. This post explores two popular ways to use S3 storage service in Flask.

WeTalk is a basic social media clone developed with Flask and PostgreSQL, and deployed on Heroku. This post is a discussion on the technologies used in this project with a focus on the database design.

What lies underneath all those nice abstractions and simplicities that a web framework like Flask provides? What actually happens under the hood? This post is an attempt to understand how a webserver works.

Want to show off your WebApp to the world? Deploy it on the internet! This post is a discussion on deploying a Flask WebApp on the internet using Heroku. Find out what Heroku is and how you can use it to deploy your Flask WebApp for free!

This post explains how to build a Simple Weather WebApp following the MVC Software Development Pattern. The WebApp was made with Python Flask, and uses the DarkSky API. The app has been deployed on Heroku. The project source code can be found on GitHub.

Let's know more about Peewee, a simple, easy to understand Object Relational Mapper (ORM) in Python that will make your life easy by mapping your Database tables to Python objects.

Hello! Today we will explore a bit about how to use Python in the context of developing website or a WebApp, and how to host a Python webapp on a cPanel based Linux Shared Hosting.