How to start... with anything :'(

[Peter_EU]

Hallo,

I am writing this because it's 9 PM, I have been sitting on me arse since morning and I have not done anything right today. I am frustrated to death :'(

edit:

eh, sorry I am frustrated. I am changing my question to: I am trying to start with Flask, but after installing Git Bash python command does not work... trying to figure our what is the problem.

If anyone has idea how to do anything productive in python, plz share :)

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how do I make run "python" command on Git Bash? I added path to "C:\Program Files\Git\git-bash.exe" and... nuthin' 0.0

[wavic]

What is that that is not working and how is not working? OS? How did you install all of that? What are you trying to do?

[Peter_EU]

I.don't.know.anything! :D :D :D

I am following https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mrq8PYQ0Zg&t=63s

so far works, although I installed flask or whatever I installed to Python/scripts... and now... I opened my app.py made with sum mkdir magic thingy and proceeding further.

I HAVE ZERO IDEA WHAT I AM DOING :D :D


Anyway, I have windows 8, the shitties thing MS ever developed and at tip of that, there are some problems with system so I am gonna reinstall whole system soon....

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I don't even know what Flask is. Or Git. Or anything :D

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feg it, I am leaving office and going home. It's 10 AM anyway.

[metulburr]

flask is a framework for python to write websites. Django does the same, but is more in depth, whereas flask is more lightweight.

git is a distributed version control system. Its software that handles pushing and pulling code to and from a repo where its housed at. It also handles different version of the same code (AKA version control system)
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-S...Git-Basics

If your on windows, you probably wont have Bash. Its a unix shell command language for Unix systems.

"C:\Program Files\Git\git-bash.exe"

Where did you get this git-bash.exe?

[Larz60+]

although I installed flask or whatever I installed to Python/scripts

You should not touch anything in the Python directory, use a proper installer, like pip. There are tutorials for using here in the tutorials section:
for windows: https://python-forum.io/Thread-Basic-Par...er-Windows
for Linux: https://python-forum.io/Thread-Basic-Par...nvironment