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In the last tutorial, we learned about rendering HTML in Flask. Continuing the series, in this tutorial we are going to learn how to serve static files such as images, files etc in Flask. To serve static files, first, create…
In the last tutorial, we have learned about setting the Flask local development environment. In this tutorial, we are going to cover the Flask routers. Routers are simply a way to assign URLs to functions. Every web framework provides routing…
Welcome to this Flask tutorial series. In this series, we are going to learn about Flask – Python-based web framework. Flask is one of the most popular web frameworks for Python. Flask is easy to use, flexible and has less…
Crawling and scraping content is a complicated task. With so many tools and frameworks available, it’s a somewhat confusing and time-consuming task to do a trial and error with each framework to choose the one your project needs. To solve…
Here is a quick guide to perform GET and POST requests using Python. We are going to use requests module. Install it using pip. pip install requests Here is the code to perform the GET request. import requests url =…
With Ruby, you can make use of many helpful gems to let your brand-new app send emails. The most common options are ActionMailer and Mail. But what if you want to use pure Ruby to implement the delivery of transactional…