Namepy step 7 – Bringing it all together
(This is part of the namepy project. Start at Namepy – on the shoulders of giants) Time to show some real results on a web page. Extend the API to show the letter scoring...
(This is part of the namepy project. Start at Namepy – on the shoulders of giants) Time to show some real results on a web page. Extend the API to show the letter scoring...
(This is part of the namepy project. Start at Namepy – on the shoulders of giants) We will need the following data in the database: Name frequencies – baby names by year Scrabble™ letter...
(This is part of the namepy project. Start at Namepy – on the shoulders of giants) We will need Angular to use an Ajax call to request the data from Flask, using a REST-style...
(This is part of the namepy project. Start at Namepy – on the shoulders of giants) Highcharts is a JavaScript library for creating high quality interactive charts. It is not open source but requires...
(This is part of the namepy project. Start at Namepy – on the shoulders of giants) We’re going to need some server-side processing, for which I’ll be using Python and the Flask micro framework...
(This is part of the namepy project. Start at Namepy – on the shoulders of giants) Let’s make a very simple start, with a webpage with a basic Angular controller, just enough to show...
Whilst my core skill/tool is Python, I’m always learning new things, either inside or outside the Python ecosystem. I recently had the pleasure of working with Angular and Python/Flask. Here is a playful application...
I am working my way through this excellent tutorial, covering Python3, Flask, Angular, Heroku, SQLAlchemy, Alembic, requests, Beautiful Soup, NLTK, Redis and D3. Here are some extra notes To stop me from blindly copying/pasting...