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UI Improvements in Teclado

We've just released our latest course on Rapid Development with Flask, HTMX, TailwindCSS, and AlpineJS.

This is a short course covering how to use these libraries together to quickly develop engaging, interactive web applications 

It's a really fun stack to build web apps with, and it's what we use at Teclado for our website!

https://teclado.com/rapid-development-flask-htmx-tailwindcss-alpinejs/

Course release: Rapid Development with Flask, HTMX, TailwindCSS, and AlpineJS

After 18 months of work, we've just finished re-writing, re-recording, and editing an entire new version of the REST APIs with Flask and Python course!

In this course I teach you everything you need to know to 

develop backend applications using Python

This practical, best-selling course covers the entirety of REST API development, including 

Get the course code and notes repository at 

https://github.com/tecladocode/rest-apis-flask-python

[Course refresh] REST APIs with Flask and Python

It's finally here! The final project of the Web Developer Bootcamp course with Flask and Python is available.

It contains 20 fully edited and captioned videos. It is available on 

This course builds a complete web application, including:

. I've unpublished some of the older sections, but you can still download them if you want.

The pricing alerts web app, the old Git+Heroku deployments, and the DigitalOcean deployments sections are all available to download from the last 2 lectures in the course.

Note that the course has a Heroku deployments section as part of the new, updated content so you don't need to download the old Heroku section (but you can if you want!).

the Web Developer Bootcamp course refresh is complete 

🎉 I hope you will really enjoy the new course content!

If you have any feedback please let me know!

[Course refresh] Web Developer Bootcamp

We've released a new section of the Web Developer Bootcamp course. In this short section we cover some of the advanced features of Jinja:

This month we've also released a full project section in the Web Developer Bootcamp course. This section covers building your own portfolio page using Flask, HTML, and CSS.

This is one of the last projects of the course, and it should help you showcase what you've built to potential employers!

 in the e-book. If you prefer video, check out 

[Web Dev Course] Unpublished old sections

Over the last year we've been updating the Web Developer Bootcamp course with all-new content. At some point, we had to remove the old content.

We've decided to start removing some of the old content today, so four of the oldest sections have been removed.

 to the course in the next couple of weeks. At that point, we will also be unpublishing the price-scraping webapp sections:

These videos are older, and I think they're not bad! But they no longer have a place in the course because almost all the content they cover is covered much better in the new sections.

Although all these sections will be unpublished in the coming weeks, 

the videos will remain accessible to download

 if you wish to do so. I will share a link to download those videos when we unpublish them.

[Complete Python Course] New Cheatsheets Released

 new cheatsheets in the Complete Python Course:

These are linked inside the course at the end of the relevant section.

[Web Dev Course] Jinja Mastery: Level II

 course about how to add API Keys to his REST API (as opposed to only using JWTs).

Instead of just writing a response in the Course Q&A, we turned the answer into a blog post, and even wrote a sample project using API Keys!

https://blog.teclado.com/api-key-authentication-with-flask/

[Blog] How to add API Key Authentication to your Flask REST API

 functions have been deprecated. This has resulted in deprecation warnings being emitted when students of our Complete Python Course follow the course code.

We've released a blog post to guide students through the code changes required to avoid the deprecation warnings and use the latest best practice when developing asynchronous Python applications using 

https://blog.teclado.com/changes-to-async-event-loops-in-python-3-10/

[Blog] Changes to async event loops in Python 3.10

We've released a brand new section in the Web Developer Bootcamp course, covering building a complete project. The habit tracker project is a mobile-first web app that uses Flask and MongoDB to track habit completions over time. The app and its design are simple, but it teaches a few key skills:

I hope you'll enjoy this new section! You can get access to it here: 

Or, if you don't have access to the video course, you can read most of the section for free here: 

https://python-web.teclado.com/section10/lectures/02_displaying_and_saving_habits/

[Web Dev Course] Authentication with Flask

I finished writing a new section of the Web Developer Bootcamp course, covering authentication in your Flask apps. This section is short but straight to the point, so if you want to add user signups and logins, it will be very useful.

This is the first time I'm using diagrams to help explain some concepts, so I hope you like them! If you've got any comments or feedback, please let me know!

You can read the full section for free here: 

https://python-web.teclado.com/section13/lectures/01_what_are_sessions_cookies/

The videos for this section will be uploaded to the course very soon. If you don't have access to the course, you can get access here: 

We've released a new blog post that covers the "match...case" syntax, a new Python syntax in Python 3.10. If you want to learn more about this new syntax, read the post here: 

https://blog.teclado.com/python-match-case/

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