Eve: Building RESTful APIs with MongoDB and Flask Transcripts
Chapter: Course conclusion and quick review
Lecture: Recap and closing remarks
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That's right, you've made it all the way to the end of this course.
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I hope you found it super interesting and you've learned a lot
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because I believe you now have enough
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to build powerful and fully featured Rest services.
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So now the big question you need to be asking yourself is
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what kind of service are you going to build now.
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You have this amazing new power, what are you going to build with it?
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I hope you'll take what you learned in this course
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and you'll go build something amazing.
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And remember, we've seen many Eve features during this course
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and there are others out there just waiting for you to discover them.
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I suggest you take a look at stuff like cache control, document versioning,
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soft deletes, predefined db filters, file media storage, GeoJson,
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logging and the oplog, and last but absolutely not least
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the native support for Mongo aggregations.
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On the website, you'll also find tutorials on
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how to enable more advanced authentication schemes
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such as token or hmac authentication.
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Just go to python-eve.org and carefully check all the docs out there
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I'm sure you will find plenty of the useful information.
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Now before you leave and you go build that thing
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let's talk about a few wrap up details.
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First of all, make sure you get the materials from the github repository.
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If you haven't already, go to
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github.com talkpython eve-building-restufl-mongodb-backed-apis course,
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the URL is there at the bottom and star this repository,
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or consider forking it so you have a permanent vision for yourself.
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As far as I know the git materials are entirely finished, and published
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there is a chance that somebody will find a small bug throughout the course,
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or I will refactor some of the code,
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but it is very likely that what you see
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at this github repository is final material.
