Miguel Grinberg

Did you see the chapter on APIs in the book?

The argument that this is useful for quick apps isn't strong in my opinion. A quick app will likely use a SQLite database. If I need to drop all tables...

@davidism I assume you mean doing [this](https://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask-sqlalchemy/pull/520#issuecomment-317281084), right? That's not a problem I can add that.

Flask-Migrate also requires Flask-SQLAlchemy. @davidism is it necessary to force the init of Flask-SQLalchemy first? Importing the `db` command should get things in the correct order, I think? And that...

With the little information you provide, my only guess is that your `Procfile` filename is misspelled in some way, so Heroku cannot find it.

> will the data be available in the app automatically No. You wouldn't want to share data between development and production, in general you do not want to copy data...

What part do you need help with? I don't see any topics in your plans that are not covered in the tutorial already.

Okay so 1 is simply sending an email in the POST request handler for the comment. For 2 you can build a page that shows all the comments so that...

It's not possible for me to tell you exactly what the problem is, but this error means that Flask-Migrate cannot see your models. So my guess is that you have...

@mokadevcloud Yes, this definitely should work, but you have to import the models into the application to be seen by SQLAlchemy and Flask-Migrate. Have you done that?