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Deploy Flask app on Heroku with example guide

Deploying a python flask app has many ways to do, and there is a lot of platforms available Here I am going to show how to deploy a python flask application on Heroku in a free plan Let's Get started I assume You already developed your flask application in your local environment, have a Heroku account, and have some basic knowledge of working with git and Command-line Interface. Else If you are new Python Flask, Checkout the amazing course from Pluralsight called Introduction to the Flask Microframework by Reindert-Jan Ekker Signup-now with 50% offer why Heroku? Heroku Free account provides 550 free dyno hours and free domain Example: https://app_name.herokuapp.com. Learn more at Heroku Free Dyno Hours Heroku Provide some option to Deploy App: First one is deployed your app by linking your GitHub repository with your Heroku Account Another one is using the Heroku Command-line Interface (Heroku CLI) by pushing the applicati...

#1 Build your first chatbot using Python and AIML

In the series of post, I am going to build own chatbot using python and AIML How to build a Chatbot: In this series, we gonna develop our chatbot as a simplest as possible using python and the AIML is brain Chatbot using python and AIML what is AIML: AIML stands for Artificial Intelligence Markup language It looks like XML files, developed by Dr. Richard S. Wallace during 1995-2000, It is a set of tags and patterned structure, constructed by question and answers It makes our chatbot brain as simple as possible python: Everybody knows what is python language, it's one of the popular programmings in time it has multiple packages available in their packages repository both internally and externally As on the list, AIML package also available is python. You can easily install the packages using python pip(python package manager), or any other ways. The package helps to read and learn t...

Get Started With the Windows Subsystem for Linux

You may already know the power of Linux, and its features make the best place for programmers and developers If you're not going to install the Linux operating system but you want to use the Linux offered features in windows this post maybe yours. You can get the pure Linux experience natively in windows machine through the windows subsystem Linux (WSL) here the Steps to install and configure Linux subsystem in windows That feature has been available from Windows 10 2016 First, you want to go to Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features now you can see an option like "Turn windows features on or off" on your left side open that option, Now you want to check the Windows subsystem for Linux' checkbox After you check that option restart your system Okay now you want to search "bash" from the start menu, Open that It shows the message like no distribution installed Let'...

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