@parrobo
You are a super teacher. I wish we could teach students in the University in such granularity and functionality. There is no point dumping boring theories onto students' brain about www, HTTP, etc. Tutorials like this puts everything into context. Well done and thank you so much for making and sharing these contents.
@ggggggg98767
what a tutorial, started from zero, by the end got almost everything, on my way of building personal projects with obtained skills and knowledge!!
@swastiksharma7637
For those facing issue related to the TypeError while appending the row in the result_dict at 2:56:00 can use result_dicts.append(row._mapping), i was also facing this issue wasted around 2 Hrs to figure it out!
@banabasejiofor7470
For those experiencing some issues around 3:29, this worked for me
def load_job_from_db(id):
with engine.connect() as conn:
result = conn.execute(
text(f"SELECT * FROM jobs WHERE id={id}")
)
rows = []
for row in result.all():
rows.append(row._mapping)
if len(rows) == 0:
return None
else:
return row
@angelozandonafreitas6285
Man, I am from Brazil. I have just seen 43 min until now, but I would like to send this text: This is the best, simple Flask I have seen!! Thank you for your time!!
@apstnambativepeterintlmin
Aakash has been a very big blessing to my career. I had an interview and somehow passing Algorithms through code challenges was difficult. But the moment i lay hold of Aakash tutorial on Data structures and algorithms. After going through the course this time i went into the test and came out successful. Thank you Co-founder of Jovian Aakash
@jacktoneclarance5792
If you're stuck at 2:56:09 this worked fine for me:
with engine.connect() as conn:
result = conn.execute(text("select * from jobs"))
result_dicts = []
for row in result.all():
result_dicts.append(dict(row._mapping))
print(result_dicts)
@pukhrajkumawat7570
If you don't get proper dictionary @3:26:50 here is the function that worked for me:
def load_job_from_db(id):
with engine.connect() as conn:
result = conn.execute(text("SELECT * FROM jobs WHERE id = :val"),{'val': id})
row = result.fetchone()
return row._asdict()
@prakharpandey7745
4:21:16 if anyone's facing issues where the data is not being inserted into the database, even though there's no errors in your code, then write conn.commit() after the conn.execute() command.
@tekghimire7078
I gained more knowledge from you than I did from my entire college web development course. Thank you, sir.
@SreevathsaBV
This is gold! The flow was absolutely flawless and understood without having to rewind and watch. Great stuff! 👌
@de-frag0121
This was absolutely amazing, built a fully packaged website with dynamic data and email linked, basically everything
@KingsleyNwosu-ts1mc
Wow... I am from Nigeria, and I must say this tutorial is verrrry rich and I am super grateful to the organizers😍😍.
@johngodoy2929
First, I'd like to say this is one of the most fluid and well explained coruses i've ever taken
@Matty100
Thank you Aakash and freeCodeCamp for taking the time to create and share this video it was a great walk through for flask and mysql in the cloud!!
@chillaxbaap
at 2:55:20 if you are stuck with dict( ) conversion, try using ._asdict() method Apparently it will be like first_result_dict = result_all[0]._asdict()
@caiozendron5024
If you had trouble converting to dict at around 2h:54m, apparently Legacy.Row is out of date. This worked for me:
with engine.connect() as conn:
result = conn.execute(text("select * from jobs"))
result_all = result.all()
first_result = result_all[0]
column_names = result.keys()
first_result_dict = dict(zip(column_names, first_result))
print(first_result_dict)
@Pier_Py
sir, you are the best. Just started with web development and i literally understood everything without any problem. thank you very much
@penujahansith2688
The course is really cool. the best tutorial for flask for beginners
@jovianhq