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Templates in Flask

Up until now, we have been hardcoding HTML strings directly in our view functions. Although this approach is fine for demonstration purpose, it doesn't fit very well when it comes to building rea…

Contexts in Flask

Flask uses contexts to make temporarily certain variables globally accessible. If you are coming from Django background, then you might have noticed that the view function in Flask doesn't acce…

Note: Before following along make sure you have working Python installation and virtualenv package installed on your system. To learn how to install Python and virtualenv click here. Creating Virtual…

Intro to Flask

Flask is a micro framework for Python written by Armin Ronacher in the year 2010. What does micro mean? Micro simply means that Flask is small. It doesn't come with a particular set of tools or …

Integrating CKeditor in Django

CKEDITOR_CONFIGS refer to the settings which CKEditor uses to customize its appearance and behavior. To learn more about settings visit CKEditor configuration (http://docs.ckeditor.com/#!/guide/dev_c…

Revisiting cadmin App

In this lesson, we will be building remaining pages of our cadmin app. Currently, our cadmin app has following pages: Login page (http://127.0.0.1:8000/cadmin/login/) Logout page (http://127.0.0.1:…

Creating Sitemaps in Django

A Sitemap is a simple list of links in a website which you want a search engine to crawl and thus index. In addition to that they are also used to tell following information about the pages: How fr…

Flatpages in Django

Flatpages are simple static pages whose content do not change frequently. For example, flatpages are commonly used to create pages like About Us, EULA (End User License Agreement), Terms of Use, etc.…

Django Extending User model

Django only provides bare minimum fields in the User model to get you started, but it also gives you full power to extend the User model to suit your application needs. Recall that by default User m…

Django Creating Users using UserCreationForm

Django authentication framework provides a form named UserCreationForm (which inherits from ModelForm class) to handle the creation of new users. It has three fields namely username, password1 and pa…