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− | Web apps are cross platform apps which are used via a browser. This allows you to create a single app to cover platforms such has Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and so on. These essentially have a server program, which when you start it will allow you to access your app via 'http://localhost:8000' or 'http://127.0.0.1:8000'. The exact port number will vary, but the server will output the correct link to use. | + | Web apps are cross platform apps which are used via a browser. This allows you to create a single app to cover platforms such has Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and so on. These essentially have a server program, which when you start it will allow you to access your app via <nowiki>'http://localhost:8000' or 'http://127.0.0.1:8000'</nowiki>. The exact port number will vary, but the server will output the correct link to use. |
==Flask== | ==Flask== |
Revision as of 18:03, 30 April 2019
Contents
Skills
Global & Parameter Passing - Python
GUIs In Python With Tkinter (WIP) - LizQ
SQLite Databases
Insert Update Delete sqlite queries
Using Visual Studio
Create a python project in Visual Studio
Creating a virtual environment in Visual Studio
Web Apps
Web apps are cross platform apps which are used via a browser. This allows you to create a single app to cover platforms such has Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and so on. These essentially have a server program, which when you start it will allow you to access your app via 'http://localhost:8000' or 'http://127.0.0.1:8000'. The exact port number will vary, but the server will output the correct link to use.
Flask
Connecting MySQL to Flask Web App