[Renewal] Introduction to Python Backend and Web Technology for Beginners (Python Intermediate, Understanding Backend and Web Technology Basics with Flask) [Full Stack Part1-1]

This seems to be the best lecture as a starting point for web development. Other lectures often missed the big picture, but this is a lecture that puts a lot of effort into conveying the big framework so that you can become familiar with the details through practice. If you've been swept away by trivial content and distanced yourself from web development, I recommend coming back to this lecture!

I have been living a life far from web applications, but I had the opportunity to apply Flask to my work, so I took the course. I had fun learning about various intermediate-level grammars that I didn't know because I didn't use Python very often, and the following front-end/back-end lecture for blog clone coding was easy to understand, so I think I was able to finish it quickly. I plan to steadily create a hobby service on my own using this course. Thank you.

I learned FastAPI and tried to apply it to a real project, but there were many difficulties. To solve this problem, I chose Janjaemi Coding's lecture, and this time, I was able to encounter excellent lecture content. This is just the beginning, but I will proceed with projects based on this. Thank you for always creating great lectures.

While studying Flask, I was really curious about decorators, blueprints, etc. and had a hard time understanding them, but it was so easy and well explained, which was great. Among the lectures I've taken so far, it seems to have an easy explanation overall and an appropriate amount of depth for the essential parts. I had a couple of crises during the course, but fortunately, I was able to pass the course by Googling, etc. Since I'm a beginner, I'm weak in setting environment variables and such, so I made a mistake in setting the path while using venv, and from blog_view import blog didn't work well, so I used . .. path, etc., but after reorganizing the directories, I didn't have to use . .. etc.... And when using mysql, I didn't know that the port conflicted with 3306 of the maria db I had installed before, so I struggled for a long time. After completing the course, I'm going back and reviewing the necessary parts to increase my understanding. Thank you for the great lecture. ^^

After taking a few classes, you can't help but become a fan of the instructor. He is so thorough, and his lectures are also very well prepared. I am such a fan that I even bought the basic lectures. But among them, after taking this course, I felt like my horizons were broadened, so if you have been interested in Python or websites, I definitely recommend it.

I think this is the best lecture series for those who study alone. It wasn't easy to learn backend technology on my own, but after watching this lecture, I felt like I was reading the 'flask standard'. It's an oasis-like lecture with a mentoring-like feel, detailed explanations, focus on understanding, and abundant materials. If you think of time as money, It's much more cost-effective to learn this lecture and learn additionally than to struggle and learn alone from the beginning. At the beginning of this year, I started with the instructor's introduction to Python with a light heart. It was a year when I felt that I could make something with my own hands by listening to all the lectures step by step. Now, I'm thinking that I want to develop seriously. ㅎㅎㅎ This flask lecture is also difficult for me, but I'll absorb it quickly and make it mine. Thank you this year and I'll thank you in advance next year!

Hello teacher! Is it possible to skip FastAPI and only take the Flask course to go full stack??? My current company is operating a platform with Flask as the backend.

I am a non-major who took this course after taking Python Introductory Crawling Basics Bootcamp, Selenium, Scrapy, Mysql, and MongoDB. This course was not easy for me. However, I think it is not because the course content is poor, but rather because the content is too thorough. I recommend that you listen to the whole course first, even if you do not understand 100% at once, by listening to the explanation of each line of code and how it works. After listening to the difficult theoretical parts in the beginning of the course, you will write actual code and explain how that part is applied one by one. In the crawling course and database course, I was able to understand and get used to it thanks to the repeated explanations, and in this course, you will understand how the code is actually applied and you will understand it little by little thanks to the repeated explanations while writing the code yourself. I think that if you listen to the theoretical part again after completing the course, your understanding will increase even more. I am so happy that I will have this kind of course for life. At the end of the lecture, I wanted to learn more, but I was sad that the lecture was over. As you said, I look forward to good lectures that will fill this regret in the front-end lecture or web distribution lecture. Like the previous lectures, I will recommend it to many people around me. Thank you again for providing such a good lecture.