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Assuming no prior coding knowledge, this course will teach you how to develop back end web applications. . How do I know? I have been leading tech teams in both large enterprise and startup companies in New York City for the past 15 years.

I have seen a lot of courses and free courses and I can tell you that most of them teach bad habits while promising to turn you into a real web developer.

This course won’t turn you into a professional back end developer after you finish it. It takes more than the 4 hours of this course to do that. You will get a solid foundation from where to start. Knowing the right path to become a professional web applications developer is important.

The course goes through the process of setting up your environment. It shows you how to develop aBlogging application using all these learnings, and then moves on to exploreSQL databases, usingMySQL, and finally showing you how to develop aBlogging application using all these learnings.

If you don’t own a computer, you don’t need to take this course. . The course can be completed from an internet cafe. We teach how to use both locally installed files and online coding platforms. .

All of the course material will need to be used to complete the final project in the course. Students who finish the project will be eligible for future promotions.

If you want to learn how to code from zero and without prior knowledge, but also want to become a professional web developer, this is the course for you.

There are 7 sections in the course.

• Introduction
• Your Development Environment
• Say Hello World
• Setting up our Database
• A Visitor Counter
• Flogger: A Personal Blog Application
• Final Project

The source code of all the lessons is included in the course so that you can see what the project looks like in each stage.

Depending on how much material the student completes daily, the course can take anywhere from 7 days to a month to complete.

Thanks to the feedback of our students, we constantly update the course.

The curriculum for the course.

The introduction is about something. There is a preview introduction. There is a road map and requirements. Your environment for development. There is a preview of the Python Flask Development Environment. There is a preview of installing Python3 on Mac. It is possible to install Python3 on Windows 10 with Chocolatey. The Cloud-based Python Development Environment is a preview. StartVirtual Environments Start Windows and Mac. StartPythonAnywhere virtualenv setup Start installing Flask. Say hello to the world. Start the Code Editor. There is a previewHello World. Start running the application on Windows and Mac. Start running the application. Start testing our application. StartDebugging on Windows and Mac. Start testing on PythonAnywhere. The start of the stack. Startuting starts at 3:14. StartTemplates is 6 Start the function with the url. Start the static folder. StartTemplate inheritance The start of the introduction to forms. The startCookies and sessions are mentioned. StartConfiguration Management StartPython Env for PythonAnywhere. Setting up our database An introduction to Databases is PreviewAn introduction to Databases isPreviewAn introduction to Databases isPreviewAn introduction to Databases isPreviewAn introduction to Databases isPreviewAn introduction to Databases isPreviewAn introduction to Databases isPreviewAn introduction to Databases isPreviewAn introduction to Databases isPreviewAn introduction to Databases Start installing a database. There is a way to start installing a database on a Mac. It is recommended to start installing MySQL on Windows with Chocolatey. Setting up a database on a computer. StartMVC and the object Relational Mapper. A counter for visitors. Our first data driven application starts. On Mac and Windows, start initial application setup. The initial application setup can be done on PythonAnywhere. Start our application libraries Start the environment settings. The application factory starts. Start building modules with blueprints. Start our first plan. The Counter Model is Start The Counter Model. An introduction to migration. StartDatabase operations are done in the shell. Start The Page Views Counter Application. Start setting up our test infrastructure. Start our first test Flogger is a personal application. StartFlogger is a Simple Flask Blog. On Mac and Windows, start initial application setup. The initial application setup can be done on PythonAnywhere. Start our application libraries Start the core application. Start setting up a database. Start creating the author app. Start the author model. The author model migration begins. Start testing the author model in the shell. The author registration form needs to be completed. The author registration template is available. StartAuthor form validation StartA is a better looking application. The author registration form needs to be started. Start checking the record creation on the database. Start using PDB. StartCustom Form Validators Start the author’s account. Start checking the credentials in the database. The start author session is over. Start logging out the author. Start flash messages Startunit is testing the author app. StartLogin tests The Nav Bar starts. The start the blog post and category models The start the post form You can create a post template and view it. Post View Database Processing. There is a start the login Decorator. There is an article and a Markdown. The post tests are on StartBlog. The StartBlog Home Page has a Pagination. Start uploading images. StartEditing Writing the test and starting deleting posts. StartBlog tags and tests. The start filters are by category or tags. The project is done. The start of the final project. Conclusion. StartConclusion