Flask multiple files uploading
A Simple Guide to upload multiple files using Flask API and Python . . . ,
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After seeing many people writing blogs about “Flask for Beginners” tutorial. I’ve noticed that, only a less number of blogs that said about the “Flask File Uploading”. So, I took an interest on writing about the “Flask file Uploading”. I am sure this Blog walks you to build the File uploading that makes you simple. . . ,
In my previous blog, said about “Uploading a single file using python”
Now we will learn “How to send multiple files of data using Flask”. . . ,
Django vs Flask is another age-old debate. Let’s deepdive in this,though people say Flask is simple and easy to get started with while Django is heavy for building web applications, there is another important reason why you should choose Flask over Django.
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Flask is like snorkeling whereas Django is scuba diving. Flask is light and easy whereas Django is capable of preparing you to enter deeper waters.
Flask is a widely used micro web framework for creating APIs in Python. It is a simple yet powerful web framework which is designed to get started quick and easy, with the ability to scale up to complex applications.
Django’s tag is, The web framework for perfectionist with a deadline. Because everything is built in, you don’t need to bother yourself with creating the files and thinking about how you should structure your app. It’s all ready for you and you can immediately get started with building your app (Prax).
It really depends on what you’re making, but if you’re building a simple app, consider Flask
From the documentation,
“Micro” does not mean that your whole web application has to fit into a single Python file (although it certainly can), nor does it mean that Flask is lacking in functionality. The “micro” in micro framework means Flask aims to keep the core simple but extensible.
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