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08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/165 Installing Python in CentOS.mp485.84MB

01 Your Age in Seconds/002 Introduction.mp44.02MB

01 Your Age in Seconds/004 Installing Python.mp44.23MB

01 Your Age in Seconds/005 Integers and Strings.mp44.09MB

01 Your Age in Seconds/006 Variables in Python.mp42.67MB

01 Your Age in Seconds/007 Methods print str and int.mp410MB

01 Your Age in Seconds/008 The format method.mp410.77MB

01 Your Age in Seconds/010 Getting user input with the input method.mp410.3MB

01 Your Age in Seconds/011 Creating our own methods in Python.mp46.56MB

01 Your Age in Seconds/012 If statements in Python.mp427.61MB

01 Your Age in Seconds/013 Section 1 assignment video.mp44.5MB

02 Price of a Chair/015 Our Development Environment.mp48.45MB

02 Price of a Chair/016 Creating virtual environments for Python development.mp433.23MB

02 Price of a Chair/017 Our Age application in PyCharm.mp48.85MB

02 Price of a Chair/018 aside Tweaking PyCharm.mp424.63MB

02 Price of a Chair/019 Understanding JSON and XML.mp415.96MB

02 Price of a Chair/020 Making our first HTTP GET request.mp411.19MB

02 Price of a Chair/021 Finding our chair price parsing HTML.mp418.65MB

02 Price of a Chair/022 Parsing HTML data using BeautifulSoup.mp421.33MB

02 Price of a Chair/023 Using the price as a number.mp430.27MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/025 Installing MongoDB.mp438.31MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/027 Introduction to MongoDB.mp422MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/028 Creating a PyCharm project that uses MongoDB and pymongo.mp418.63MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/029 Simplifying lists in Python with list comprehension.mp416.93MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/030 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming.mp434.94MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/031 Creating our first class the Post.mp416.85MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/032 Creating a Database class for database interactions.mp439.43MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/033 The last few Post methods.mp412.25MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/034 Having default parameter values in Python methods.mp417.6MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/035 Understanding dates in Python the datetime module.mp410.1MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/036 Verifying that the Post methods all work.mp419.53MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/037 The Blog class and classmethods.mp455.13MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/038 Verifying the Blog methods all work.mp423.86MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/039 Starting the menu and user interactions.mp437.37MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/040 Finalising the Menu class.mp433.07MB

03 A simple terminal Blog/041 Finally running the application.mp415.15MB

04 Our first web application/043 Introduction to REST APIs.mp417.18MB

04 Our first web application/044 How can we make our own API What is Flask.mp416.81MB

04 Our first web application/045 Python cls and argument unpacking.mp444.85MB

04 Our first web application/046 Creating the User model for our application.mp416.69MB

04 Our first web application/047 Starting developing the User model.mp434.08MB

04 Our first web application/048 Creating the login and register.mp424.85MB

04 Our first web application/049 Finding blogs by a specific author.mp426.29MB

04 Our first web application/050 Allowing creation of blogs and posts.mp431.15MB

04 Our first web application/051 Creating the static resources and templates.mp410.64MB

04 Our first web application/052 Our first template in Jinja2.mp420.18MB

04 Our first web application/053 Beginning CSS styling of pages.mp419.22MB

04 Our first web application/054 The user login page.mp456.68MB

04 Our first web application/055 The user registration page.mp428.16MB

04 Our first web application/056 Using Bootstrap for the first time for great styling.mp476.23MB

04 Our first web application/057 How can we display a list of blogs.mp438.67MB

04 Our first web application/058 Displaying a list of posts.mp443.75MB

04 Our first web application/059 The Jinja2 if statement for structure control.mp45.74MB

04 Our first web application/060 Creating new blogs front-end.mp443.91MB

04 Our first web application/061 Finalising the application by allowing to create posts.mp441.08MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/063 Intro and what could be improved over last section.mp415.68MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/064 Introducing Blueprints for Flask.mp415.31MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/065 Creating the app structure so its easy to develop.mp411.04MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/066 Mapping out the app flow.mp410MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/067 Initialising the app.mp414.92MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/068 Initialising the models for our app.mp414.65MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/069 Creating our view structure what do users interact with.mp423.97MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/070 Logging users in the model.mp458.68MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/071 Logging users in the view.mp435.04MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/072 Adding a sample user to the database to verify login works.mp467.6MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/073 Introduction to Postman for API testing.mp420.94MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/074 Checking the login flow for errors.mp438.76MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/075 Registering users the model.mp429.06MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/076 Introduction to RegEx Regular Expressions.mp49.42MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/077 Validating user e-mails and finalising the registration.mp421.67MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/078 Verifying the registration with Postman.mp43.33MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/079 Loading item prices with requests and BeautifulSoup.mp463.94MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/080 Saving items to MongoDB.mp47.16MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/081 Creating our Stores and getting live prices.mp425.41MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/082 Dont forget about _id.mp412.55MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/083 Saving stores to MongoDB and using the url_prefix.mp438.25MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/084 Checking the MongoDB RegEx search works.mp417.8MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/085 Complete flow from items to stores to prices.mp453.57MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/086 Sending e-mails with our app Mailgun.mp419.47MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/087 Setting up the Mailgun Sandbox server.mp48.79MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/088 Alert constants required for our e-mails.mp48.4MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/089 Setting up our Alert to send e-mails.mp411.86MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/090 Getting last updated alerts to decrease load on our app.mp435.78MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/091 Saving alerts to MongoDB.mp445.69MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/092 Notifying our users when the price is reached.mp420.33MB

05 Price alerts for any online web-store/094 The complete Alert workflow.mp482.78MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/095 Creating our Jinja template structure.mp417.12MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/096 Using inheritance in our Jinja templates.mp418.89MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/097 Fixing template not found error in PyCharm.mp47.54MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/098 Creating a navigation bar using Bootstrap and HTML.mp446.72MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/099 Collapsing the navigation bar to be more mobile friendly.mp439.4MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/100 Creating affordances using Glyphicons in the navigation bar.mp418.77MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/101 Changing the links if the user is signed in.mp415.87MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/102 Serving endpoints dynamically using url_for in Jinja templates.mp434.29MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/103 Using the Bootstrap Jumbotron component for the homepage.mp418.75MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/104 Creating the registration form using Bootstrap and HTML.mp425.84MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/105 Fixing and finalising the logout form.mp48.38MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/106 Registering and logging in to our application.mp419.73MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/107 Getting the alerts for a specific user.mp435.12MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/108 Refactoring the User model and including Constants.mp413.94MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/109 Showing the user alerts Jinja template.mp420.45MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/110 Fixing the item price not showing up in the alert page.mp443.25MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/111 Pointing an alert item to an individual alert.mp412.97MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/112 Rendering the single alert Jinja template.mp421.25MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/113 Creating a button to add new alerts with Bootstrap and Jinja.mp422.34MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/114 Creating the new alert form with Jinja.mp428.22MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/115 Finalising creating alerts.mp421.59MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/116 Advanced Python decorators.mp460.16MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/117 Creating the single alert page and adding manual price refresh.mp435.97MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/118 Deactivating an alert.mp423.17MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/119 Activating an alert.mp416.7MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/120 Showing inactive alerts in the Jinja list.mp421.93MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/121 Permanently deleting alerts.mp418.73MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/122 Fixing the alert price when creating a new alert.mp44.23MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/123 Ensuring that we are only checking active alerts.mp46.55MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/124 Creating the store index.mp419.86MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/125 Showing the list of stores and the store page.mp419.36MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/126 Adding the single store page in Jinja.mp421.15MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/127 Allowing the creation of new stores.mp462.54MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/128 Editing and deleting existing stores.mp451.9MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/129 Editing existing alerts so users can change the price point.mp450.12MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/130 Using Flasks config file from Jinja.mp429.33MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/131 Creating the requires_admin_permissions decorator.mp440.09MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/132 Adding a link in the Mailgun API call.mp435.27MB

06 Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap/133 Fixing the last bugs and finishing the application.mp464.56MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/134 Signing up for GitHub.mp49.53MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/135 Forking the GitHub repository from the last section.mp49.84MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/136 How to install Git on Windows.mp47.1MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/137 How to use the Windows Git Shell.mp47.3MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/138 How to install Git on Mac.mp413.43MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/139 How to install Git on Linux.mp47.99MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/140 Cloning the Git repository from GitHub onto your computer.mp410MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/141 File statuses and stages in Git.mp425.96MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/142 How to generate an SSH key for GitHub.mp418.18MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/143 Git commands git commit and git push.mp425.5MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/144 Git command git log to check previous commits.mp46.42MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/145 Signing up to Heroku.mp418.84MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/146 Installing the Heroku Toolbelt Command-Line Interface.mp44.02MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/147 Creating a new Heroku app.mp411.89MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/148 Getting values from environment variables in Python.mp419.94MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/149 Setting the environment variables in Heroku.mp43.59MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/150 Setting up Heroku required files in our project so Heroku knows what to run.mp421.21MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/151 Committing and pushing the new files to GitHub.mp48.02MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/152 Adding servers on Heroku called scaling dynos.mp43.21MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/153 Deploying our app to Heroku.mp45.1MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/154 Adding MongoLab to our Heroku app as an add-on.mp48.22MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/155 How to create a new MongoLab user.mp44.88MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/156 Changing our programs database URI to match MongoLabs.mp414.68MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/157 Using the Heroku logs to fix an Internal Server Error.mp427.44MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/158 Running our deployed app in Heroku.mp413.65MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/159 Another error using the URI default database.mp48.06MB

07 Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku/160 Verifying the app works and next steps in the course.mp45.63MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/162 Creating your DigitalOcean droplet.mp420.96MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/163 Logging in to your droplet.mp419.91MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/164 Setting up account permissions in CentOS.mp426.61MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/166 Installing and setting up Nginx in CentOS.mp432.21MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/167 Creating the application structure for the deployment.mp429.51MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/168 Forking a GitHub repository and adding SSH keys.mp46.19MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/169 Installing the app in CentOS.mp415.81MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/170 Installing MongoDB in CentOS.mp46.26MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/171 Setting up uWSGI in CentOS.mp417.49MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/172 Running the app directly from your server.mp49.82MB

08 Deploying your apps manually to a server/173 Adding the cron job to automate sending e-mails.mp414.9MB