Essential Docker for Python Flask Development (Udemy.com)

This course really helped me get a grip on Docker and containers in the python workflow. One mark, the course is a little outdated. Particularly the libraries. The instructor tried to specify versions so that you could follow along from the future -- and I appreciate that -- but it would have been better to include a `pip freeze > requirements.txt` as a lecture attachment or something so we know the EXACT versions of not only the libraries we are using but also their dependencies as well. There were a couple instances in the MySQL and MongoDB chapters where i had errors. I ended up having to hunt down what versions of depencies were compatible with libraries I was using. Luckily there were existing StackOverflow and etc resources available.

Had some issues with Section 2: Video 9 A hot reload gunicorn Flask App. Mac had issues with file sharing while mounting the drive. It would be helpful if you can recreate that section and addressing these file mounting issues and how to resolve those in mac when implementing the docker -v command

I'm a total newbie to Docker, but I need to learn about it after some courses I took in Python, Plotly and Dash, which I used to create a Team Dashboard. I'm happy to have found this concise, but very adequate tutorial that introduces the relevant concepts. Jorge seems to be a a patient and thorough lecturer who knows his stuff, so I look forward to the rest of the course.

If you're looking for short and concise training for how to use Docker for Flask, this is the one. It is well covered for what you need to know to achieve the goal. Docker version is not up-to-date. But, it is enough to learn what I wanted to learn.

This shows step-by -step how to install and open the docker. It is very beginner friendly. It will be nice to have an explanation regarding what do to if docker does not compatible to windows home. I have encountered this issue and I had to use Docker tool box instead. Please note that some of the code is deprecated such as flask.ext and the code is still is Github. The course is very good and friendly, Thank you!

Course was great. Wonderful balance between detailed and bite-sized. I'd give it a perfect score if it included deployment and update to somewhere like digital ocean, possibly cloud9. It also needed to discuss usage with GIT, and how the workflow is different in deployment. As it stands now, the course doesn't complete the need for professionals, it's for local dev only.

Really good course!!! In just a few short lesson Jorge has given me a very good understanding of the Docker architecture, the difference between the build, start and stop commands, the difference berween foreground and background Docker containers. I especially like his whiteboard sessions where he explains how things fit together.

Wow, Docker has improved since I last played with it. No more start, stop BS with Compose. Jorje Escobar is making everything so clear. I am really glad I bought this course. At 79, after 35+ years professional programming, I am finally learning functional programming with Haskell, PureScript and Elm. I hope to keep all this software separate using Docker Containers and Compose. Then eventually "composing" my studying of the Haskell School of Music libraries.

Excellent, concise, and clear course provides a simple introduction to Flask + Docker. You'll understand Docker by the end of viewing this course if you've never seen it before. The instructor is knowledgeable and experienced. I would raise my only complaint is that the instructor is not a very stellar speaker. Long pauses, very slow speaking pace, with "ums" and "ahs" throughout, (*Instructor Jorge, if you're reading this, you could introduce some post-recording editing or voiceover to clear this up!

I found that there are much better courses in udemy. This one has not so much information. Two of this lecturer courses can fit into one without a problem. The things are well explained though.