Thanks for this introduction to flask! Very helpful!
I found that returning 'Hello Coder, you are up!' outside of a function does not work (as in example 1). Putting it in 'def hello():' (as in example 2) does work.
Hello Eric, Thanks :)
The print should be inside the hello() method. Did you clone the app from Github?
Hi,
No, I just read your article and typed the few lines of code myself. So only the first example:
from flask import Flask app = Flask(__name__) @app.route('/') return 'Hello Coder, you are up!'
Gives a syntax error and should be:
from flask import Flask app = Flask(__name__) @app.route('/') def hello(): return 'Hello Coder, you are up!'
That is all. But might be important for a #beginners post.
Done. Thank you!
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Thanks for this introduction to flask!
Very helpful!
I found that returning 'Hello Coder, you are up!' outside of a function does not work (as in example 1). Putting it in 'def hello():' (as in example 2) does work.
Hello Eric,
Thanks :)
The print should be inside the hello() method.
Did you clone the app from Github?
Hi,
No, I just read your article and typed the few lines of code myself.
So only the first example:
Gives a syntax error and should be:
That is all. But might be important for a #beginners post.
Done. Thank you!