Day 85 of #100DaysOfCode — Building a Mini Flask App: Expense Tracker

1. 1Create a new Flask project using the command 'flask new' to initialize the directory structure
2. 2Build a simple expense tracker model using Python classes to store and manage expenses
3. 3Configure routes for the Flask app to handle user input and display expenses
4. 4Run the Flask app using 'flask run' to test the application locally
5. 5Test the expense tracker by adding, viewing, and deleting expenses to ensure functionality

Software engineers and web developers can benefit from this tutorial to quickly build a simple web application for personal or client use. It's also useful for DevOps teams looking to automate expense tracking.

💡 Flask is a lightweight and flexible framework for building web applications quickly

🚀 Build a mini Flask app for expense tracking in 5 minutes! 🕒️