awesome-flask README

The project's README from github.com/humiaozuzu/awesome-flask. As one markdown file: README.md.

Awesome Flask Awesome

A micro web framework for Python and the extension ecosystem around it.

Tutorials, talks, and videos on this list are free. Paid courses are not accepted.

Flask

Contents

Official Resources

Extensions

Admin

APIs

Auth

Cache

Databases

Developer Tools

Email

Forms and Validation

Security

Task Queues

Utils

Resources

Community

Tutorials

Books

Talks

Videos

Projects

Boilerplates

Open Source Projects

Hosting

Contributing

Suggestions are welcome. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md first. Historical and unmaintained entries live in archived.md.

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What is this?A curated list of Flask resources and extensions, covering admin panels, APIs, auth, databases, task queues, tutorials, books, and hosting options for the Flask micro web framework.
Is this a library or a reference list?It is a plain markdown list of links (an awesome-list), not code you install or import.
How is the list organized and where should I start?Entries are grouped by category (Extensions, Resources, Projects, Hosting) with subcategories like APIs, Auth, Databases, and Task Queues; a newcomer can start at Official Resources for the Flask docs and Flaskr tutorial, then browse Extensions for specific needs.
Do I need Python or Flask installed to use this list?No, the README itself is just documentation; you only need Python/Flask once you start using the specific extensions it links to.
Are entries vetted, and is the list kept current?Yes, submissions go through a contributing process, and the project keeps a separate archived.md for outdated or unmaintained entries, implying the main list is actively curated.
Who is this list for?Flask developers looking for vetted extensions and learning resources, from beginners wanting tutorials/books to experienced devs needing specific tooling like auth, task queues, or deployment options.
Are paid courses included in the Tutorials section?No, the README explicitly states that free tutorials, talks, and videos are accepted but paid courses are not.
What kind of real-world projects are linked under Open Source Projects?Notable Flask-built software like Apache Airflow, Apache Superset, SecureDrop, and FlaskBB, showing production-grade uses of the framework.
What deployment options does the list suggest?It links hosting guides for Fly.io, Google Cloud Run, PythonAnywhere, Render, and serverless deployment via Zappa on AWS Lambda.
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