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by mattupstate 13y ago
No offense, but this isn't a new idea. I've built this feature into Flask-Security, a Flask extension I maintain.
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by mattupstate 13y ago
Flask-Admin ( http://flask-admin.readthedocs.org ) will cover you on the admin area to a certain degree.
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by mattupstate 13y ago
If you set the password hash type to something other than plaintext you also need to set the `SECURITY_PASSWORD_SALT` configuration option.
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by mattupstate 13y ago
http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/patterns/celery/
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by mattupstate 13y ago
The settings.cfg file that I place in the instance folder is generally placed on the server during deployment. Any values in this file will override defaults. I generally do this with Chef or Fabric. Perhaps that answers your question
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by mattupstate 13y ago
I hear you there. Flask's code base is really easy to get into if you're curious how things work under the hood.
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by mattupstate 13y ago
It's only plaintext by default to get up and running as fast as possible, which is why I wrote the extension in the first place. Armin has, on occasion, expressed interest in improving the extension ecosystem but nothing specific yet.
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by mattupstate 13y ago
I hear you on the "core" library idea. I have strived for this separation before with varying success. I just did not feel as if I wanted to go that far with this article.
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by mattupstate 13y ago
Good call on the Flask-Script mention. I will add a note about that. As far as configuration based on environment goes, I really dislike environment based configuration in my project repository. So I use Flask's instance folder functio
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by mattupstate 13y ago
With Nginx as a reverse proxy whenever possible.
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by mattupstate 13y ago
Thanks for the mention! If anyone has further questions I'd be happy to answer them here, or in the comments of the article itself.
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by mattupstate 14y ago
People like this confuse the positive encouragement of the general public with their own needs. The recent code.org campaign is simply a campaign that is trying to encourage young kids and schools to pony up because there are tons of jobs g
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by mattupstate 14y ago
Astonishing bit of HTML5? If you want to see astonishing HTML5 work go to http://www.chromeexperiments.com/ . The Obama administration has done far better and astonishing web work than this piece.
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by mattupstate 14y ago
Download page pulled. Bummer.
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Multi Server Flask Application Development Environment with Vagrant and Ansible(mattupstate.github.com)
3 points by mattupstate 14y ago|0 comments
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Flask/WSGI Application Deployment with Ansible(mattupstate.github.com)
3 points by mattupstate 14y ago|0 comments
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Run your WSGI app with nginx, uWSGI and supervisor using Vagrant(github.com)
2 points by mattupstate 14y ago|0 comments
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by mattupstate 14y ago
Very off-putting link title. Location has nothing to do with it.
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by mattupstate 14y ago
I am so in accordance with that sentiment.
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by mattupstate 14y ago
It was done in part by an agency called B-Reel. They do quite a bit of work with Google. http://www.b-reel.com/
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Cubric: Deploy WSGI apps to EC2 or Rackspace with ease(github.com)
1 points by mattupstate 14y ago|0 comments
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Quick and dirty user auth and roles for Flask apps: Flask-Security(packages.python.org)
5 points by mattupstate 15y ago|1 comments
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Flabric: easy Flask app deployment to EC2
1 points by mattupstate 15y ago|0 comments