Last Updated on 20 August 2020 by Roberto De Pedrini
Webinar available ON-Demand:
Update of 12 August 2020: The webinar, held on 6 August 2020, is available On-Demand directly from the ONLiNE DAYS 2020 Virtual Expo: enter into the Virtual Expo(register if you have not yet done so) and join the desks in the webinar room of Webinar-On-Demand.
Speaker:
Gianpiero Fontana – Innovation Manager – Project Manager – ERP JGalileo Esolver – Developer RPGFREE, Python, Javascript, SQL – Faq400 Blogger
Abstract:
- How and why to use Flask Python in business processes.
- Let’s start building an app from scratch.
- The basic structure of the application.
- Concepts of routing.
- Graphic layout creation.
Date: Thursday 30 July 5.00 pm
With our blogger Gianpiero Fontana, whom you may have already known for his excellent posts on our blog, we begin to enter the world of Open Source for IBM i and in particular we will see how to develop, starting from the basics, a web application, which runs naturally on our IBM i, written in Python with the Flask framework.
Webinar abstract:
- How and why to use Flask Python in business processes.
- Let’s start building an app from scratch.
- The basic structure of the application.
- Concepts of routing.
- Graphic layout creation
We are waiting for you, Thursday 30 July at 17.00.
Webinar available ON-Demand:
Update of 12 August 2020: The webinar, held on 6 August 2020, is available On-Demand directly from the ONLiNE DAYS 2020 Virtual Expo: enter into the Virtual Expo (register if you have not yet done so) and join the desks in the webinar room of Webinar-On-Demand.
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