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2,336 PointsDo you need HTML if you use python Flask visa versa? Would you also need Java Script to?
Do you need HTML if you use python Flask visa versa? Are you not able to make a website with just Flask alone or just HTML, CSS? Would you also need Java Script to?
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Zimri Leijen
11,835 PointsHTML is for the structure of the website. It basically tells the browser what each element is (is it text, is it a header, is it a title, etc).
CSS is for the style. It will tell the browser how it should be displayed (which color must it be, where should everything be in relation to each other, etc).
Javascript, Python, Ruby, PHP, etc. they are all the brains. They make things happens. Any kind of logic, scripts, functionality, interactivity, they are one of these programming languages.
Note that Javascript is the only language supported by the browser, all the other programming languages will have to be server-sided.
Robs K
7,146 PointsThis answer lacks clarity. OP is asking if it is necessary to use HTML
if you use FLASK(Python FrameWork for Web Dev).
john garzon
3,404 Pointsflask is a framework using python as its language, used on the "backend" of things, not "front-end". so I don't suppose you'll be needing html to work with flask. BUT... you should still learn html.
Diego Alvarez
6,680 PointsDiego Alvarez
6,680 PointsYou can build websites with plain HTML and CSS. You just need to apply some server configurations to Apache or similar. JavaScript is not 100% necessary but will make your website less interactive / plain. Not sure about the Flask question, maybe you can Google it, but HTML is needed almost everywhere, they just mix things up. For example, React uses HTML in a way it's called JSX, which is a more advanced way to insert HTML into the page documents.