Hey, I'm very excited to welcome you to a series of videos and sections on building web applications
with Python.
We'll be using two web frameworks to build the next apps Flask and Django.
These are the best frameworks for building web applications with Python.
Flask is best when you build relatively smaller apps, and Django is better for larger applications.
So should you learn flask or should you learn Django?
The answer is simple If you are building web applications, you should learn both Flask and Django.
You'll understand why and when to use flask and when to use Django.
After you have built the next two apps.
So this app, which will be this one here.
So with Flask, we're going to build this simple web app.
But this web app actually does include some very crucial aspects of web development.
Through this form, the users can submit a simple job application form.
So let's say the user email address is app eight Django.
At gmail.com.
They place like an available start date when they want to start the job so they can type in the date
here or they can use the calendar here.
And then they can select one of these options, whether they are student unemployed, employed or self-employed.
Let's select student.
And they submit that form.
And upon successful submission of the form, the user will get this.
Notification here that the form was submitted successfully, plus they will get an email to their email
address.
So let's check for an email here.
Yeah, there we go.
So the server, the web app sent this email from the server email address, which is app eight flask
at gmail.com to the user email address which is app eight django at gmail.com plus the employer can
see the data.
So all the data that the user submitted that the applicant submitted, the employer can see those data
in the database.
For more details, please watch the next videos.
So in the next one we'll start building this.
We'll start the structure of the app, create the directories and the files, and then start adding
code to that as you learn flask in depth.
So I'll see you in the next video.
Thanks.