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@ -71,6 +71,11 @@ When you want to publish the Flask app online, the easiest way to do it(and mana
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For that you can create a new repo in git and follow the guided steps to push your app there.
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For that you can create a new repo in git and follow the guided steps to push your app there.
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For pushing your app to git repo check...
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For more information on git and [common errors in git] (Solving “Fatal: Not A Git Repository” (Or Any Of The Parent Directories) Error)
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<!-- TODO: link it to git documentation or git 101 wiki page -->
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There are plenty of ways to put your flask app online.
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There are plenty of ways to put your flask app online.
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Here, in XPUB, we mainly work with small self-hosted servers like the Soupboat and the Breadcube.
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Here, in XPUB, we mainly work with small self-hosted servers like the Soupboat and the Breadcube.
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These steps refer to this kind of specific setup.
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These steps refer to this kind of specific setup.
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