Does flask have an inbuilt logger and also web error handling capacity instead of using my own custom log db?
Over the past few weeks , I’ve been delving into Flask web development, and the progress has been incredibly rewarding. I’ve implemented user registration and login with secure password hashing, added TOTP-based OTP verification to ensure account security, and integrated Flask-Mail for sending verification emails.
Managing database models with sqlalchemy has been a game changer for me. Initially I resorted to Cs50's SQL which was way cooler. But the SQLAlchemy integrates better with flask as I've come to experience. I’ve also added custom logging to track user actions like logins, OTP verification, and profile updates.
It's been mostly Trial and error but it's been fun seeing the understanding I'm getting about how websites work under the hood just by building one😃
In addition to my question above, what more can I implement with flask to make my web app more secure if deployed on the web...
I would really appreciate your input🙏🏿
Over the past few weeks , I’ve been delving into Flask web development, and the progress has been incredibly rewarding. I’ve implemented user registration and login with secure password hashing, added TOTP-based OTP verification to ensure account security, and integrated Flask-Mail for sending verification emails.
Managing database models with sqlalchemy has been a game changer for me. Initially I resorted to Cs50's SQL which was way cooler. But the SQLAlchemy integrates better with flask as I've come to experience. I’ve also added custom logging to track user actions like logins, OTP verification, and profile updates.
It's been mostly Trial and error but it's been fun seeing the understanding I'm getting about how websites work under the hood just by building one😃
In addition to my question above, what more can I implement with flask to make my web app more secure if deployed on the web...
I would really appreciate your input🙏🏿