If you're trying to use python and you're new to it and flask, Miguel's tutorial is very good and free.
https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/th ... ello-world
Note: that tutorial uses flask 1.x and flask 2 and higher has been out for a while. Not a problem. Use the version of flask used in the tutorial if you're going to follow the tutorial. If you use Flask 2 or higher you are going to run into issues that'll keep you from following along. Learn what he has there, then later you can use whatever version of flask you want and adjust your code to work out any kinks associated with that.
I just realized he has updated the tutorial to use the up to date version of flask since the last time I looked at it.
As for the best way to structure the logic for mapping user inputs to a specific spirit animal and tips for ensuring the results feel unique and personalized for each user, that's something that you need to define with whoever is trying to make this thing a final product.
Help with "how do I code this?" is easy for us, but help with "how do I make my dream more real?" is another. Your dream is subjected to your experiences, not ours. So you need to envision it, and at the very least, do a better and more detailed job of what you want your end product to be.
Absence of that, you'll release something for testing and ask people for their feedback and then have to make changes to the entire thing based on that feed back, which can lead to having to do a lot of code rewriting and possibly even never getting a final product released.
https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/th ... ello-world
I just realized he has updated the tutorial to use the up to date version of flask since the last time I looked at it.
As for the best way to structure the logic for mapping user inputs to a specific spirit animal and tips for ensuring the results feel unique and personalized for each user, that's something that you need to define with whoever is trying to make this thing a final product.
Help with "how do I code this?" is easy for us, but help with "how do I make my dream more real?" is another. Your dream is subjected to your experiences, not ours. So you need to envision it, and at the very least, do a better and more detailed job of what you want your end product to be.
Absence of that, you'll release something for testing and ask people for their feedback and then have to make changes to the entire thing based on that feed back, which can lead to having to do a lot of code rewriting and possibly even never getting a final product released.
Statistics: Posted by memjr — Thu Sep 19, 2024 4:17 pm