A Udacity course that teaches building a database-backed web application in Python, starting with hand-coded early development before moving on to Flask and templates. Courseware is free to access.

Commenters describe it as a pretty sweet, highly recommended way to learn building database-backed web apps in Python, and note the free videos.

On Reddit (2)

1. Strongly recommendslooneymichealr/learnprogramming2015in “I've been teaching myself to program for about 6 months. I wanted to help other people build up their programming skills so I wrote this post about how to find your learning style, how to find the right resources, where to go for help and just generally how to learn to code.”

   I'm currently doing a course on udacity called full stack foundations and it's pretty sweet, highly recommend oh and /r/webdev is AWESOME sorry I'm only getting to your message now, I don't log in to this account very often

2. Recommends77cruzviz77r/Python2015in “Advice on Web Development using Python”▲ 3

   I'm using Flask. It's pretty awesome. It uses Jinja2 for templating, which is also cool. Flask makes it really easy to test it on a localhost server, it will restart the server for you every time you re-save the main app.py file, which saves a little time. If you get into using JavaScript on the…

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