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I was going to say you should offer a tutorial around how this can be used. It is much more useful to have a walk through when people put out such products. An

I was going to say you should offer a tutorial around how this can be used. It is much more useful to have a walk through when people put out such products. And then I decided not to say that because it is up to you how to spend your time and why should you make a tutorial for people if you don't want to. And then I realized, you have actually made dozens and this is the work you do. I think I took a Flask-docker course of yours on Udemy a few years ago. It was pretty good, and "forward leaning" for the time. I know you're not allowed to shill your product on here, but presumably I can.

nickjj 4y ago
Thanks a lot! By the way the version of the course on Udemy doesn't get updated. The full version of the course is at https://buildasaasappwithflask.com/ https://buildasaasappwithflask.com/ which includes lifetime free updates (it has over 10+ hours of extra updates and new features not on the Udemy version). Udemy is a really bad platform for instructors which is why I've been trying hard to decouple myself from them over time. As for a tutorial on using this repo specifically, did you find the readme file lacking in any way? I tried to write the readme to be fully self contained. It would expect prior Docker knowledge tho. I did give a talk at DockerCon going over a bunch of Docker best practices at https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/best-practices-around-production-ready-web-apps-with-docker-compose https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/best-practices-around-product.... That talk live demos a Flask example app not Django but everything still applies to Django. The same patterns are used in both projects. It can act as a mini-tutorial on this repo.
- soperj 4y ago
  I was going to say that you should really camelcase your url, because it's hard to see what it's saying, but even when you do that... https://buildASASSAppWithFlask.com/ https://buildASASSAppWithFlask.com/ doesn't really help that much hahaha.
  - impjohn 4y ago
    https://buildwithflask.com/ https://buildwithflask.com/ is the better name
- omarhaneef 4y ago
  I have not tried it, but I believe I could download it and set up the app based on the readme. I would not be confident using it, but I'll give it a try.

nickjj 4y ago

Thanks a lot! By the way the version of the course on Udemy doesn't get updated. The full version of the course is at https://buildasaasappwithflask.com/ https://buildasaasappwithflask.com/ which includes lifetime free updates (it has over 10+ hours of extra updates and new features not on the Udemy version). Udemy is a really bad platform for instructors which is why I've been trying hard to decouple myself from them over time. As for a tutorial on using this repo specifically, did you find the readme file lacking in any way? I tried to write the readme to be fully self contained. It would expect prior Docker knowledge tho. I did give a talk at DockerCon going over a bunch of Docker best practices at https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/best-practices-around-production-ready-web-apps-with-docker-compose https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/best-practices-around-product.... That talk live demos a Flask example app not Django but everything still applies to Django. The same patterns are used in both projects. It can act as a mini-tutorial on this repo.

soperj 4y ago
I was going to say that you should really camelcase your url, because it's hard to see what it's saying, but even when you do that... https://buildASASSAppWithFlask.com/ https://buildASASSAppWithFlask.com/ doesn't really help that much hahaha.
- impjohn 4y ago
  https://buildwithflask.com/ https://buildwithflask.com/ is the better name
omarhaneef 4y ago
I have not tried it, but I believe I could download it and set up the app based on the readme. I would not be confident using it, but I'll give it a try.