Create awesome websites using the powerful Flask framework for Python!
InstructorJose Portilla
Free
The curriculum moves systematically from frontend crash courses to Python OOP and finally into complex Flask application structures like Blueprints.
Instruction includes multiple exercise sets and a large-scale Social Company Blog project to reinforce database and authentication concepts.
Editorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This screenshot shows the configuration of SQLAlchemy for SQLite databases and the definition of a Puppy database model class within a Python Flask application.
This screenshot shows the frontend integration in a Flask project, featuring an HTML template that uses Jinja2 syntax to extend a base layout and display content for a Puppy Rock band website.
This screenshot displays a Python coding environment where a function named check_ten is being defined to evaluate two integer inputs using logical operators.
This screenshot shows a CSS code editor with styling rules for the body background color and an h1 element border, including a visible task instruction comment.
Learners report significant issues with outdated Python versions, broken requirements files, and deprecated SQLAlchemy methods that cause execution errors.
The lack of modern directory structuring guidance can make initial installation and environment configuration a major obstacle.
The curriculum aligns well with the goal of learning Flask through a progression from basic HTML/CSS to backend logic.