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{\an8}(rippling piano music)
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My name's Jose Salvatierra, founder of Teclado.
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We created the most popular
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{\an8}REST API development course on Udemy.
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{\an8}We've over 4,000 reviews and 20,000 students.
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Now we've created this advanced REST API course
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to take you even farther in your API and development
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using Flask and Python.
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Our first course took you from zero to a deployed REST API
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that your users could access.
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But tonnes of students asked for more.
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You guys wanted to send emails, deal with image upload,
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deal with payments, database migrations,
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and the list goes on.
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After spending months creating and streamlining this course,
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I'm proud to say we've got your back.
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This course will guide you through adding
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all those features and more
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using the latest technologies and the best practises.
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We also teach everything in this course
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using Python 3.7, the latest version.
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Do note though, that this is an advanced course.
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So while you don't need to take
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our introductory REST API course,
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programming experience with either Python
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or another programming language is necessary.
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In addition, if you have some knowledge of how the web works
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that would also be really helpful.
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More information on this
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is available in the course description below.
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So how is the course structured?
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Well, students loved the format of our previous course
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where we introduced new features
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by baking them into an application.
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We're going to do the same in this course
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so that you can see how a professional
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REST API is developed.
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We start with a simple REST API
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and teach you everything you need to know about it.
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So even if you've not taken our introductory course,
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you'll follow along with absolutely no issues.
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We've also got a short ebook to help you with this.
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Then, we'll migrate from reqparse to marshmallow
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to simply our code and make it more readable
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and more maintainable.
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Through the following sections,
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you'll work on features like user confirmation emails
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so your users have to click a link in an email
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before they can activate their account.
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You'll deal with image uploads.
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We'll add translations, database migrations.
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We'll deal with payments and we'll even
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use third-party services to log in with OAuth.
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As we go through the course,
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we'll help you understand
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how to develop features incrementally
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so you can get them to your users quickly
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and minimise risk.
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Many lectures contain extra resources
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for you to go out and learn more.
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And for every lecture,
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we've included the source code
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at the start and at the end,
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so you'll never be lost.
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{\an8}I really can't wait to guide you through this course.
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{\an8}You can' go wrong.
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{\an8}So join me and I'll see you on the inside.
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