Flask, a web framework for Python
Installed with a pip command, it’s done
Creating a virtual environment, a good practice
To keep dependencies separate, to avoid a mess
In this Python session, I learned about installing Flask, a web framework for Python. I used the pip package manager to install Flask, and then imported the Flask module to create a new Flask application. I also learned how to run the Flask application using the app.run() method, which starts a development server. It’s important to note that when installing Flask, it’s a good practice to create a virtual environment to keep the project dependencies separate from other projects. Overall, the process of installing Flask is straightforward and essential for building web applications in Python.
Install Flask with pip
Create virtual environment
Start building web appshttps://t.co/txZb52xDGp#PythonHaiku pic.twitter.com/qerjSUx5PC— Walker Spearson (@SpearsonWa83643) February 10, 2024