Series: Building a Social Network with Flask & Stream – Part 6

The sixth installment of the tutorial series on building a full-stack application using Flask and Stream focuses on creating, updating, and deleting activities on Stream, as well as enriching feed activities. The tutorial introduces the concept of Collections, which are user-created objects to store URL links. It guides users on integrating the Stream API into their applications, highlighting its ability to store and retrieve feed and chat objects with low latency. The post also covers setting up user registration with enriched data, managing changes in the user database, and creating a Collection model to store user links. It provides instructions for creating, retrieving, editing, and deleting collections, emphasizing the importance of handling API requests within class functions for better exception management. The tutorial concludes by outlining the steps to construct views and templates for managing collections and previews the next tutorial on adding content to collections.