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/ 19 February 2026; 5 months ago (19 February 2026)
/ 19 February 2026; 5 months ago (19 February 2026)
I know this might sound stupid but is there a way to do this? I have a flask coding test coming up where I am supposed to develop an application WITHOUT ACCESSING THE OFFICIAL DOCUMENTATIONS AND WEBSITES.
I don't think the proctors will suspect that I am accessing the docs on the cli.
The vm environment that the test will be conducted in will have pip. So if there is any package that allows this, it would be of great help.
Hi there, whenever someone asks about resources to learn Flask, Miguel Grinberg's flask tutorials are recommended. So, I was following Miguel's Flask Mega-tutorial, and even though I tried, I couldn't like it. It doesn't explain the details quite well, uses old technology (openID), at times is verbose. I really like Miguel's intentions and his openness to teach the topic. But, I am not impressed with the delivery of that specific tutorial, my question to you guys is - is Flask documentation enough to go deep into the intricacies of Flask and develop scalable apps?
I thought of making this post as I am getting a bit demotivated after going through Flask Mega-tutorial. I have taken Flask tutorials at Lynda, and some watched few video series on YouTube including Michael Herman's flask tutorial and they were really good.
I am aware Miguel will be updating his Flask-Mega tutorial this year so let's see how that goes?!
What's your opinion of Flask Documentation?