Contribute to Seraphineyoung/ch16_Flask_and_using_Python_and_HTML development by creating an account on GitHub.

And when our Flask app reads the HTML it will know to use the name variable we passed into render_template and interpolate it where we have the double curly braces, {{}}. These double curly braces ...

Coroutines are now a standard feature in Python, and as of version 2.0, Flask supports async methods for route handlers. However, async support in Flask comes as an add-on, so you need to use pip ...

Flask hit its milestone 1.0 release in 2018, with Python 2.6 and Python 3.3 being the minimum supported versions, and with many of its behaviors finally set in stone.