The Well-Grounded Python Developer Version 5

The Well-Grounded Python Developer MEAP V05
Copyright
Welcome
Brief contents
Chapter 1: Becoming a Pythonista
	1.1 Who is the intended audience?
	1.2 Being a developer
		1.2.1 Solving Problems
		1.2.2 Process
		1.2.3 Your Customers
		1.2.4 Commitment to Learning
	1.3 Reaching goals
		1.3.1 Thinking like a developer
		1.3.2 Building Applications
	1.4 Using Python
		1.4.1 The Syntax
		1.4.2 Variables
		1.4.3 Programming Paradigms
		1.4.4 Creating Maintainable Code
		1.4.5 The Language Community
		1.4.6 The Developer Tooling
		1.4.7 Performance
	1.5 Version of Python to use
	1.6 Summary
Chapter 2: Your Python Environment
	2.1 Installing Python
		2.1.1 Windows
		2.1.2 Mac
		2.1.3 Linux
	2.2 Python Virtual Environment
		2.2.1 Windows
		2.2.2 Mac and Linux
	2.3 Setting up Visual Studio Code
		2.3.1 Installing Visual Studio Code
		2.3.2 Installing Python Extension
		2.3.3 Other Useful Extensions
		2.3.4 Starting From the Command Line
		2.3.5 Starting a Project
	2.4 Some Advice
	2.5 Summary
Chapter 3: Names and Namespaces
	3.1 Names
		3.1.1 Naming Things
		3.1.2 Naming Experiment
	3.2 Namespaces
	3.3  Python Namespaces
		3.3.1 BuiltIns Level
		3.3.2 Module Level
		3.3.3 Function Level
		3.3.4 Namespace Scope
		3.3.5 Namespace Experiment
	3.4 Summary
Chapter 4: Application Programming Interface
	4.1 Application Programmers Interface
		4.1.1 A Contract Between Pieces Of Code
		4.1.2 What's Passed As Input
		4.1.3 What's Expected As Output
	4.2 Function API
		4.2.1 Naming
		4.2.2 Arguments
		4.2.3 Return Value
		4.2.4 Single Responsibility
		4.2.5 Function Length
		4.2.6 Idempotent
		4.2.7 Side Effects
	4.3 Documentation
	4.4 Summary
Chapter 5: Object-Oriented Coding
	5.1 Object-oriented
		5.1.1 Class Definition
		5.1.2 Drawing With Class
		5.1.3 Inheritance
		5.1.4 Polymorphism
		5.1.5 Composition
	5.2 Summary
Chapter 6: Exception Handling
	6.1 Exceptions
	6.2 Handling Exceptions
		6.2.1 Handle An Exception If The Code Can Do Something About It
		6.2.2 Allow Exceptions To Flow Upward In Your Programs
		6.2.3 Never Silence An Exception
	6.3 Raising An Exception
	6.4 Creating Your Own Exceptions
	6.5 Summary
Chapter 7: Your First Web Server
	7.1 The Project Application
		7.1.1 Web Application Advantages
		7.1.2 Web Application Challenges
	7.2 Servers
		7.2.1 Request / Response Model
	7.3 Web Servers
	7.4 Flask
		7.4.1 Why Flask
		7.4.2 Your First Web Server
		7.4.3 Serving Content
		7.4.4 More Jinja2 Features
	7.5 Running the Web Server
		7.5.1 Gunicorn
		7.5.2 Commercial Hosting
	7.6 Summary
Chapter 8: Getting started with MyBlog
	8.1 Handling Application Styling
		8.1.1 Creating Appealing Styles
		8.1.2 Styling Consistency
		8.1.3 Normalizing Styles
		8.1.4 Responsive Design
	8.2 Integrating Bootstrap
		8.2.1 Bootstrap Version
		8.2.2 Previous Example Now With Bootstrap!
	8.3 Helping MyBlog Grow
		8.3.1 The Flask app Instance
	8.4 MyBlog Namespaces
		8.4.1 Flask Blueprints
		8.4.2 Add Blueprints To MyBlog
		8.4.3 Create the About Page
		8.4.4 Refactored App Instance
	8.5 MyBlog Navigation
		8.5.1 Creating Navigation Information
		8.5.2 Displaying the Navigation Information
		8.5.3 MyBlog's Current Look
	8.6 Application Configuration
		8.6.1 Configuration Files
		8.6.2 Private Information
	8.7 Flask Debug Toolbar
		8.7.1 FlaskDynaConf
	8.8 Logging Information
		8.8.1 Configuration
	8.9 Adding a favicon
	8.10 Summary
Chapter 9: Authenticating the user
	9.1 The HTTP Protocol is Stateless
		9.1.1 Sessions
	9.2 Remembering the User
		9.2.1 Authenticating Users
		9.2.2 User Login
	9.3 Flask Flash Messages
		9.3.1 Improving the Login Form
	9.4 Registering New Users
		9.4.1 New User Form
		9.4.2 Oh Yeah, Logging Out
		9.4.3 Navigation
	9.5 Confirming New Users
		9.5.1 Sending Email
	9.6 Resetting User Passwords
	9.7 User Profile
	9.8 Security
		9.8.1 Protecting Routes
		9.8.2 Authorizing Routes
		9.8.3 Protecting Forms
	9.9 Summary