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SomeLikeItHoth 08/30/21 6:13:40 AM #194:	Kept working on this Flask tutorial. The guy in the video reorganized his folders due to circular importing, so I did the same thing and copied / named everything perfectly. I deleted my database. I changed the working Python terminal directory to match my new folder. Everything was going smoothly. I created a new database, then I went to import the two classes. That worked too. Then I tried db.create_all(). That didn't work. Nothing worked after that. After spending 45 minutes looking for answers I decided fuck it. Remade a new folder, copied all my files over and reimported all the Flask modules and ran my main.py. Then I recreated the database and it finally worked. No idea what caused the problem since I didn't edit anything, but it's fine now. Also, last night the Class.query_all() command didn't work in the terminal but now it does and I'll be able to see my tables when I start adding them, so everything ended up working out. 1337toothbrush posted... I started learning the basics of programming while screwing around with RPG Maker 2000 as a kid, but that was a purely point and click interface at the time. Then I picked more up through high school computer science classes and later on in university where I earned my degree in computer science (though for practical programming I learned it mostly through side projects in my spare time). I work as a software engineer, so I keep up to date with stuff. What's your daily schedule like? I don't have a CS degree and I'm just self-teaching. I have no idea what I want to do with programming yet but I live in the Bay Area so I have a lot of options. I was thinking of continuing my teaching, try getting an entry level position somewhere and then go back to school for a new degree at the same time. --- FAM FOREVER. <cite>SomeLikeItHoth posted [p:957570636] in ITT: Learn... [t:79528580]...</cite> <quote>Kept working on this Flask tutorial. The guy in the video reorganized his folders due to circular importing, so I did the same thing and copied / named everything perfectly. I deleted my database. I changed the working Python terminal directory to match my new folder. Everything was going smoothly. I created a new database, then I went to import the two classes. That worked too. Then I tried db.create_all(). That didn't work. Nothing worked after that. After spending 45 minutes looking for answers I decided fuck it. Remade a new folder, copied all my files over and reimported all the Flask modules and ran my main.py. Then I recreated the database and it finally worked. No idea what caused the problem since I didn't edit anything, but it's fine now. Also, last night the Class.query_all() command didn't work in the terminal but now it does and I'll be able to see my tables when I start adding them, so everything ended up working out. 1337toothbrush posted... </cite> <quote>I started learning the basics of programming while screwing around with RPG Maker 2000 as a kid, but that was a purely point and click interface at the time. Then I picked more up through high school computer science classes and later on in university where I earned my degree in computer science (though for practical programming I learned it mostly through side projects in my spare time). I work as a software engineer, so I keep up to date with stuff.</quote>What's your daily schedule like? I don't have a CS degree and I'm just self-teaching. I have no idea what I want to do with programming yet but I live in the Bay Area so I have a lot of options. I was thinking of continuing my teaching, try getting an entry level position somewhere and then go back to school for a new degree at the same time. --- FAM FOREVER.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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