Python REST API Tutorial for Beginners | How to Build a Flask REST API

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Great explanation, great code, love the style. I was able to understand a lot from this tutorial, thanks @DaveGrayTeachesCode for the interesting tutorial, amazing!!

on mac or linux u probably make alias py = python3

really good teacher. Thanks a lot.

Awesome 👍 tks

I've cheked the whole course. Planning to become a DataScience Engineer and working with API's at the end helped me a lot to understand and demystificate WEB API's usage, was amazed how Dave easily served all main concepts during this course. Really appreciate your efforts Dave. Thanks a lot sincere. Hope this comment find you well.
Would like to see a continue of this greate course, or more advanced projects with architecture designing and practice.

Ur an awesome dev .......... ur comm skills are excellent

Wow that's a learning curve. As a newbie I'm sorta intimidated.

Very useful! I decided to get into flask because I was looking for a fast way to built an api avoiding many settings

Thank you brother for this great I am very new in python but thank you I manage to make it , happy new year by the way

please make tutorial about writing python following documentation

That was an excellent tutorial on building a REST API with Python

I'd like to thank you with this comment. it has been a while since i wanted to learn restfull api. Back then it was hard for me to understand what restful means and the usecase. when i understood the utility and the fact that in so many backend job post it is in, i said myself , get three hours to work on it.

I found your tutorial, 40 minutes, thought it will be ok, not too long lol. finaly i did it and it was not that hard. But to master it i think i need to do it 5 or 10 times to understand better the flask-restfull module.

Maybe you've already done something like this, but it would be cool if you could make a part 2 of this video and make it work remotly instead of localhost? Thanks, great videos!

Thanks a lot

Great explaination, there are no questions arise why you do this or that. Clear speech matters a lot. Thank you!

Good setup. Good explanation. Good project.

Thanks so much. Easy to follow

thank you sir i appreciate

Newby request....All tests well with Thunderclient but when it comes to releasing the API to users, how do I do that? I have my data on a hosting server and is managed with cPanel. How do I place the API on cPanel and then what is entered in the URL parameter when calling it from xCode? Any quick advice on that please?

Brilliant lecture!!❤

Fantastic Tutorial!! I work as a DevOps Engineer and this has improved my API knowledge.🎉🎉🥳🥳

Excellent tutorial

watching this before my automation dev exam startsssss

amazing concise tutorial thank you

Thanks Dave, Liked and Subscribed

Like most technical they always forget things "How do you changr into the flask dir" I was teacher and when you are teaching create an outline and don't teach off the cuff.

Thanks!

Please make Django Ninja videks

Sir please is it true that flask Restful is not maintained again by the community and will be get rid of soon 🔜

Thank you for this! It was helpful. I would like to see a tutorial using a registration form with better data validation.

Hey Dave can we dockerize the REST flask api which inferences a ml model? , if so any tutorials?

Why is the virtual env needed I thought it’s not necessary please or anyone explain why it’s needed thanks

Great tutorial!

Full stack flask app

yes please we need the next part awesome tutorial btw

seems to be very complicated for a beginner who is good at basics of python. Got headache by going through it. I wonder ppl commented here they got to know the content very well. U ppl serious?

building full websites with Flask

Hello Dave,
Thank you for your work !
You provide us with very interesting and valuable content, not only in Python, but also in Next, React, ...etc.

So in this way, if you miss some inspiration, you could adapt most of the projects you shared with in Next , React, PHP,...etc... to Python using Django or Flask as frameworks.

Moreover, showing the parallel development of each code (like from Next to Python) could help understand the requirements and the logic migration for a given project.

For example a Next.js completed project's code could be the starting point, then, you built again the project in Python and explain the logic migration from one to another.

anyway , thank you again

Continue seems interesting, currently I testing cody, cursor & supermaven

Hi Dave, this content is helpful if you make a video on flask framework full-course quite helpful for everyone can learn and grow

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Great Series Dave Sir! Love from India ♥️🇮🇳

great tutorial, one thing I have noticed, the abort method's error message needs to be a dict not just a string

Hi Dave, I find your teaching style great. Thanks you very much for the amazing content! I'd definitely love to see more video about web development in Python in general and using Flask in particular.

Thanks for the video, Mr. Dave. We appreciate it. It would be great if you could make a video covering the complete backend with REST API. It should include user authentication and authorization, email verification, password reset, OTP, welcome message, and user upgrade to, let's say, a super user, etc.

Please compare flask and fastapi, if i want to work with llms and langchain or llamaindex which one is better in your opinion. Thank you Dave for greate videos

Please Do FASTAPI series