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Fresh Tutorials on Full Stack Python

There are a bunch of new tutorials on Full Stack Python that were written since the last time I sent out an email newsletter. These range from getting started with some popular open source projects to integrating third party APIs to build authentication into Flask applications: Configure Python 3, Flask and Gunicorn on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS shows you how to set up your Python and Flask development environment on the latest Ubuntu Long-Term Support (LTS) release. How to Add User Authentication to Flask Apps with Okta covers using OpenID Connect and the Okta API in Flask applications to handle user authentication. How to Provision Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Linux Servers on DigitalOcean is a quick tutorial for developers who have not seen how easy it is to spin up a virtual private server on DigitalOcean for hosting their Python applications. Running Bottle Apps in Docker Containers on macOS provides just the basics to start using Docker on macOS to run an example Flask web app. How to Exp...

Why Python is Perfect for Beginners

Python is easy to learn, read, and use. And it’s also one of the hottest technologies in the job market. But this is just Python in a nutshell – there’s a lot more to it. Read on to see our top reasons for why Python is perfect for beginners. Easy to Learn, Read, and Use Unlike C# and other languages, Python’s syntax is human readable and it’s concise. As a beginner, this will allow you pick up the basics quickly, with less mental strain, and you can level up to advanced topics quicker. With one glance at Python code, you can infer what the code is doing. In contrast, most programming languages require more syntax (written) code to accomplish similar tasks, and the syntax doesn’t mirror the human language. As you can note, the amount of code we write even for a simple application (7 lines in C# vs 1 line in Python) supports the narrative that Python is easier to use. If we extend that example further to a small number guessing game we can take see how much Python can take the ...