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NoSQL

Schemaless data for gunslingers. Heavily focused on databases such as MongoDB, as well as hosting said databases as cloud instances.
A Redis instance storing an assortment of data.

Using Redis In-Memory Storage for your Python Applications

Leverage in-memory data storage to cache data, handle user sessions, and avoid database transactions to keep your Python app snappy.
Todd Birchard
Todd Birchard
Feb 5, 2020 • 11 min read
NoSQL
User Session Data with Flask-Session & Redis

User Session Data with Flask-Session & Redis

Store temporary data generated during user sessions more efficiently. Integrate Redis with Flask-Session for a fast, reliable, cloud-based data store.
Todd Birchard
Todd Birchard
May 27, 2019 • 6 min read
Flask
End-to-End Feature Development with MongoDB Atlas

End-to-End Feature Development with MongoDB Atlas

Using functions, webhooks, and values to utilize external APIs.
Todd Birchard
Todd Birchard
Dec 14, 2018 • 6 min read
NoSQL
MongoDB Stitch Serverless Functions

MongoDB Stitch Serverless Functions

A crash course in MongoDB Stitch serverless functions: the bread and butter of MongoDB Cloud.
Todd Birchard
Todd Birchard
Nov 26, 2018 • 6 min read
NoSQL
Query MongoDB via Frontend with Stitch

Query MongoDB via Frontend with Stitch

MongoDB Stitch vs the impossible: secure database queries via frontend JS.
Todd Birchard
Todd Birchard
Nov 23, 2018 • 7 min read
NoSQL
MongoDB Cloud: Backend as a Service with Atlas & Stitch

MongoDB Cloud: Backend as a Service with Atlas & Stitch

MongoDB's silent transformation from an open-source database to enterprise cloud provider.
Todd Birchard
Todd Birchard
Nov 15, 2018 • 10 min read
NoSQL
Using MongoDB Atlas as your Flask Database

Using MongoDB Atlas as your Flask Database

Since you prefer using Python and Flask, I’ll assume we both prefer enjoyable dev.
Todd Birchard
Todd Birchard
Jul 31, 2018 • 6 min read
Flask

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Series'

Data Analysis with Pandas 11
Build Flask Apps 11
Google Cloud Architecture 6
Learning Apache Spark 6
Mastering SQLAlchemy 4
GraphQL Tutorials 4
Welcome to SQL 4
Working with MySQL 4
Mapping Data with Mapbox 3
Python Concurrency with Asyncio 2
Web Scraping With Python 2
Getting Started with Django 2
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  • Build Flask Apps
  • Data Analysis with Pandas
  • Learning Apache Spark
  • Google Cloud Architecture
  • Create a REST API in AWS
  • GraphQL Tutorials
  • Mastering SQLAlchemy
  • Hacking Tableau Server
  • Working with MySQL
  • Welcome to SQL
  • Mapping Data with Mapbox
  • Python Concurrency with Asyncio
  • Web Scraping With Python
  • Getting Started with Django

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  • Ryan Rosado
  • Graham Beckley
  • David Aquino
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