Simple Todo List App in Flask - Beginner Project
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Top Comments (10)
this was my first time using backend. this was one of the best videos, since I was actually able to do it without much bugs, and from how simple it was to make
Can you continue the design patterns series?
Thanks for another great Flask / Python demo
Pretty useful for someone trying flask for the first time. Thank you!
thanks for the tutorial! i also added if len(todo) > 1 and returned to not add empty task :D
Hey bro. I'm in the 6:17 but it's not workgin to me the ul and li stuff it shows me only the code: <ul> {% for todo in todos %} <li> {{todo['todo']}} </li> {% endfor %} </ul> result: {% for todo in todos %} {{todo['todo']}} {% endfor %}
awesome work..! just a question How can i add the "completed list" in other page Thanks for your answer
Great tutorial! thanks!
Does url_for work if your app is behind a reverse proxy at a path unknown to the developer?
good understanding by this project, nice project for beginners
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Top Comments (10)
this was my first time using backend. this was one of the best videos, since I was actually able to do it without much bugs, and from how simple it was to make
Can you continue the design patterns series?
Thanks for another great Flask / Python demo
Pretty useful for someone trying flask for the first time. Thank you!
thanks for the tutorial! i also added if len(todo) > 1 and returned to not add empty task :D
Hey bro. I'm in the 6:17 but it's not workgin to me the ul and li stuff it shows me only the code: <ul> {% for todo in todos %} <li> {{todo['todo']}} </li> {% endfor %} </ul> result: {% for todo in todos %} {{todo['todo']}} {% endfor %}
awesome work..! just a question How can i add the "completed list" in other page Thanks for your answer
Great tutorial! thanks!
Does url_for work if your app is behind a reverse proxy at a path unknown to the developer?
good understanding by this project, nice project for beginners