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I am looking to create a locally hosted webpage using python and I am trying to wrap my head around a few things. Wall

1. If Python would be the back-end of the page, what could I use for the front-end? Would I have to use something like Django or could I use an entirely separate program for creating the front-end?

2. Where would I even begin? There are no good 'starting' tutorials. Everyone jumps right in. I can't tell if they're creating the back-end, front-end, or going back-and-forth. Should the back-end be created before the front-end? If so, what would be the appropriate stopping point of the back-end before moving to the front-end?

I feel I have loads more of questions, but these are the most 2 important at the moment.
A tutorial like: https://code.tutsplus.com/articles/pytho...-net-22787
would probably prove very helpful
(Sep-20-2018, 08:21 PM)Larz60+ Wrote: [ -> ]A tutorial like: https://code.tutsplus.com/articles/pytho...-net-22787
would probably prove very helpful

Dude, or Dudette, this is perfect! I've been looking everywhere for days! This is so satisfying. Thank you. Big Grin
Nice site
if you change just a bit that white background color to #FAFAFA or #F9F9F9 I think it will look better.
Hi
Two good flask tutorials are Flask and Miguel Grindberg tutorial which is more in depth.
Flask is a microframwork that can expand with your needs and has plenty of extensions so you are not force to use an unknown database or template system, you can use loads of extensions, like bootstrape, sqlite, forms etc
have fun
regards paul