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Build a SAAS App with Flask: Part 5

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Learn about the Build a SAAS App with Flask project, this is part 5 of a 5 part series.

Quick Jump: Looking for the Other Parts of This Series? | Highlights From This Version | Other Changes | Screenshot Gallery | On the Horizon

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Build a SAAS App with Flask has been completely re-recorded from scratch as version 2.

Read About v2

The source code can be found here: https://github.com/nickjj/build-a-saas-app-with-flask

Looking for the Other Parts of This Series?

Highlights From This Version

  • Change the theme to Bootstrap
  • Add i18n support along with a Spanish translation
  • Add new functionality to the run db commands
  • Use timezone aware UTC dates on the Python side
  • Use momentjs to handle all date formatting
  • Fix going to the “next” url after login
  • Drastically enhance the webpack set up
  • Add custom error pages
  • Major refactor of the entire code base
  • Adapt MIT license to the code base

Other Changes

  • Update forms to process all HTTP verbs
  • Use JSON as a Celery serializer
  • Fix missing admin seed account when running run add users
  • Add example settings.py file for production use
  • Add Google Analytics snippet
  • Add robots.txt and public favicons
  • Fix not cancelling subscriptions when deleting users
  • Upgrade multiple package dependencies
  • Upgrade Postgres and Redis versions

You can view the entire commit history since the last build here: https://github.com/nickjj/build-a-saas-app-with-flask/compare/v0.0.2…v0.1.0

View all 11 screenshots here: http://imgur.com/a/M6dbH.

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On the Horizon

I will let this version simmer for a bit while working out the details for the screencast series. Once the build is solid it will be feature frozen and placed into a branch that the screencasts will be based on.

Development on the project will still happen after the screencasts are made.

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