DesireCourse Com Udemy - Advanced REST APIs with Flask and Python

1. 1. Introduction/1. Why you should take this course!.mp427.33MB
2. 1. Introduction/10. Adding custom JSON types.mp452.3MB
3. 1. Introduction/11. Using the current class as a type hint.mp427.16MB
4. 1. Introduction/12. Using Black for code formatting.mp481.06MB
5. 1. Introduction/13. Improving errors with constants.mp470.71MB
6. 1. Introduction/14. @classmethod across the board.mp456.55MB
7. 1. Introduction/15. Testing our API with Postman.mp465.37MB
8. 1. Introduction/16. Conclusion of this section.mp49.8MB
9. 1. Introduction/2. Introduction to this section.mp410.76MB
10. 1. Introduction/4. Our project and endpoints.mp449.61MB
11. 1. Introduction/5. Reviewing the beginner course code.mp4105.98MB
12. 1. Introduction/6. Simplifying our error handling.mp417.1MB
13. 1. Introduction/7. Refactoring our resources.mp435.26MB
14. 1. Introduction/8. Should we have unique names.mp435.45MB
15. 1. Introduction/9. Adding basic type hinting.mp465.27MB
16. 10. Bonus section/1. Conclusion of the course.mp45.89MB
17. 2. Serialization with Marshmallow/1. Introduction to this section.mp414.68MB
18. 2. Serialization with Marshmallow/10. Deduplicating error handling.mp441.26MB
19. 2. Serialization with Marshmallow/11. Conclusion of this section.mp417.19MB
20. 2. Serialization with Marshmallow/2. Serialization with Marshmallow.mp449.07MB
21. 2. Serialization with Marshmallow/3. Deserialization with Marshmallow.mp445.91MB
22. 2. Serialization with Marshmallow/4. Migrating from virtualenv to Pipenv.mp4133.95MB
23. 2. Serialization with Marshmallow/6. Using vanilla Marshmallow with the API.mp4118.03MB
24. 2. Serialization with Marshmallow/7. Introduction to Flask-Marshmallow.mp4107.18MB
25. 2. Serialization with Marshmallow/8. Adding items to our REST API.mp498.36MB
26. 2. Serialization with Marshmallow/9. Adding stores to our REST API.mp475.72MB
27. 3. E-mail confirmations/1. Introduction to this section.mp436.65MB
28. 3. E-mail confirmations/10. Creating our Mailgun library file.mp464.99MB
29. 3. E-mail confirmations/11. Using .env files in Flask.mp444.14MB
30. 3. E-mail confirmations/12. Adding more configuration to .env.mp414.8MB
31. 3. E-mail confirmations/13. Error handling in Mailgun.mp479.88MB
32. 3. E-mail confirmations/14. Conclusion of this section.mp426.68MB
33. 3. E-mail confirmations/2. Introduction to e-mail confirmation.mp441.71MB
34. 3. E-mail confirmations/4. Adding an activated property.mp430.6MB
35. 3. E-mail confirmations/5. Activating users manually.mp445.82MB
36. 3. E-mail confirmations/6. Telling users they are active.mp4120.79MB
37. 3. E-mail confirmations/7. Setting up Mailgun.mp431.04MB
38. 3. E-mail confirmations/8. Sending e-mails with Mailgun (Part 1).mp4126.74MB
39. 3. E-mail confirmations/9. Sending e-mails with Mailgun (Part 2).mp433.71MB
40. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/1. Introduction to this section.mp424.21MB
41. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/10. What are localisation and internationalisation.mp439.62MB
42. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/11. Storing strings in config files.mp438.91MB
43. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/12. Creating a simple translation library.mp465.26MB
44. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/13. Updating our resources to use translations.mp4111.98MB
45. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/14. Adding a new language to our API.mp450.18MB
46. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/15. What is Flask-Babel.mp449.66MB
47. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/16. Common pitfalls and advice.mp441.43MB
48. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/17. Conclusion of this section.mp441.63MB
49. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/3. Creating the ConfirmationModel.mp4120.47MB
50. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/4. Changes in our UserModel.mp478.93MB
51. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/5. Creating our ConfirmationResource.mp4152.06MB
52. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/6. Updating our UserResource.mp447.37MB
53. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/7. Adding the last confirmation to the user schema.mp423.13MB
54. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/8. Fixing our app.py.mp451.26MB
55. 4. Advanced e-mail confirmation/9. Cross-resource dependencies are (generally) bad.mp446.41MB
56. 5. Postman documentation and tests/1. Introduction to this section.mp431.11MB
57. 5. Postman documentation and tests/10. More options for publishing documentation.mp447.91MB
58. 5. Postman documentation and tests/11. Conclusion of this section.mp420.87MB
59. 5. Postman documentation and tests/3. Collection and request descriptions.mp427.07MB
60. 5. Postman documentation and tests/4. Recap of Postman environments.mp429.18MB
61. 5. Postman documentation and tests/5. JavaScript tests in Postman.mp4115.35MB
62. 5. Postman documentation and tests/6. Running entire collections in Postman.mp495.64MB
63. 5. Postman documentation and tests/7. Adding example requests and responses.mp449.89MB
64. 5. Postman documentation and tests/8. Previewing our Postman documentation.mp44.15MB
65. 5. Postman documentation and tests/9. Publishing our documentation page.mp424.48MB
66. 6. Image uploads/1. Introduction to this section.mp411.96MB
67. 6. Image uploads/10. Retrieving and deleting images.mp495.14MB
68. 6. Image uploads/11. Another example user avatars.mp496.11MB
69. 6. Image uploads/12. Adding the avatar resource.mp446.39MB
70. 6. Image uploads/13. Conclusion of this section.mp424.66MB
71. 6. Image uploads/3. Installing Flask-Uploads.mp49.8MB
72. 6. Image uploads/4. Config files in Flask.mp494.75MB
73. 6. Image uploads/5. What are wsgi and Werkzeug.mp445.46MB
74. 6. Image uploads/6. Creating our image helper library.mp4149.92MB
75. 6. Image uploads/7. Creating our image schema.mp438.59MB
76. 6. Image uploads/8. Creating our image upload resource.mp474.46MB
77. 6. Image uploads/9. Trying out our image upload.mp468.56MB
78. 7. Database migrations/1. Introduction to this section.mp427.15MB
79. 7. Database migrations/10. Adding a new column with migrations.mp418.28MB
80. 7. Database migrations/11. Problems that can happen while migrating.mp457.55MB
81. 7. Database migrations/12. A word of caution!.mp48.21MB
82. 7. Database migrations/13. Defining a SQLAlchemy naming convention.mp444.69MB
83. 7. Database migrations/14. When should you read documentation.mp440.17MB
84. 7. Database migrations/15. Conclusion of this section.mp421.91MB
85. 7. Database migrations/3. What's in our starter code.mp411.58MB
86. 7. Database migrations/5. Connecting to our remote database.mp422.85MB
87. 7. Database migrations/6. Initialising Flask-Migrate and Alembic.mp456.27MB
88. 7. Database migrations/7. Creating our initial table structure.mp471.9MB
89. 7. Database migrations/8. Our first database migration.mp428.42MB
90. 7. Database migrations/9. Checking the Alembic script (important!).mp465.02MB
91. 8. Third party login with OAuth/1. Introduction to this lecture.mp420.71MB
92. 8. Third party login with OAuth/10. What is a tokengetter.mp485.38MB
93. 8. Third party login with OAuth/11. Finishing our GithubAuthorize resource.mp447.99MB
94. 8. Third party login with OAuth/12. Adding some error handling.mp420.51MB
95. 8. Third party login with OAuth/13. Setting user passwords.mp473.36MB
96. 8. Third party login with OAuth/14. Using url_for with Flask-RESTful.mp426.23MB
97. 8. Third party login with OAuth/15. Conclusion of this section.mp423.9MB
98. 8. Third party login with OAuth/2. Introduction to OAuth 2.0.mp433.91MB
99. 8. Third party login with OAuth/3. What's in our starter code.mp424.35MB
100. 8. Third party login with OAuth/5. Creating a GitHub OAuth App.mp420.95MB
101. 8. Third party login with OAuth/6. Flask-OAuthlib.mp434.46MB
102. 8. Third party login with OAuth/7. Setting up our GitHub client.mp445.83MB
103. 8. Third party login with OAuth/8. Our GithubLogin resource.mp433.92MB
104. 8. Third party login with OAuth/9. What is Flask's g.mp450.07MB
105. 9. Payments with Stripe/1. Introduction to this section.mp45.77MB
106. 9. Payments with Stripe/10. Charging orders with Stripe.mp485.94MB
107. 9. Payments with Stripe/11. Calculating the amount and description.mp459.91MB
108. 9. Payments with Stripe/12. Testing our OrderResource.mp434.31MB
109. 9. Payments with Stripe/13. Creating a way to view existing orders.mp423.03MB
110. 9. Payments with Stripe/14. When things go wrong error handling in Stripe.mp446.05MB
111. 9. Payments with Stripe/15. Security considerations in payments.mp424.96MB
112. 9. Payments with Stripe/16. Conclusion of this section.mp410.94MB
113. 9. Payments with Stripe/2. Setting up our Stripe account.mp437.7MB
114. 9. Payments with Stripe/3. What's in our starter code.mp434.45MB
115. 9. Payments with Stripe/5. Where do users pay.mp458.55MB
116. 9. Payments with Stripe/6. After payment receiving order data.mp4101.53MB
117. 9. Payments with Stripe/7. Creating our OrderModel.mp488.68MB
118. 9. Payments with Stripe/8. Many-to-many relationships with SQLAlchemy.mp488.42MB
119. 9. Payments with Stripe/9. Using the Association Object in our Resourcee.mp4145.51MB