FastAPI

Their stuff may be the backend stuff.

It may be FastAPI.

It may be, you know, these different tools like this.

Or they could be doing, you know, other stuff.

He wants to know what pieces you build, in what order, what each piece is for, how a pile of flat files becomes a running system, and how you test the thing before the front end ever connects.

Python, Postgres, Django, or FastAPI, the general shape, not a framework tutorial.

So we're reverse engineering the back end from the front end.

I love this.

Anything authorizing off that rebuild URL gets fooled.

FastAPI sits on Starlet, so this is a lot of Python services.

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Because Dropbox federates logins to Lenovo's identity provider, those IDs opened the matching Dropbox accounts with no password.

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Flask or FastAPI.

And for that you use Python as programming language, Jinja as the template and framework, and you know how to, and you learn how to do a dynamic web application that way using, um, Postgres as a, as a database backend, right?

Mm-hmm.

Now, that is for web development, and that is just one example of a stack, right? You could have, uh, dynamic websites with Flask or FastAPI and Jinja as the template and engine.

You could also use something like React.

And there are many, many, many other tools you have out there, like Next.js, you have Nuxt.

It's pretty amazing.

And I think, you know, a lot of folks now are using FastAPI.

Um, but-

Yeah

... you know, we wouldn't have FastAPI if it wasn't for Flask.

It, it really set the stage so well.

Mm-hmm.