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Hello there, I'm a python developer just discovred BHW few weeks ago ... Very instructive :)
 
Hello there, I'm a python developer just discovred BHW few weeks ago ... Very instructive :)

Welcome! You've got everything on your hands to make money, read, read a lot and you might be able to grow a lot with your skills, check JV's maybe you can start from there.
 
Hey there, brother! I've been thinking on learning python, maybe that's a sign, 'cause I signed today too HAHAHA
Nice to meet ya!
 
Hey there, brother! I've been thinking on learning python, maybe that's a sign, 'cause I signed today too HAHAHA
Nice to meet ya!
A sign for sure! Go Python! it's fantastic language to learn... and simple compared to other
 
Welcome! You've got everything on your hands to make money, read, read a lot and you might be able to grow a lot with your skills, check JV's maybe you can start from there.
I'm not sure what JV's is, but thanks for the advise ;)
 
A sign for sure! Go Python! it's fantastic language to learn... and simple compared to other
I've been thinking for too long on how language I will apply myself, so now I'll go Python!
I need to migrate to a UNIX-based system, too, so that's kind of an another sign, isn't it? HAHAHA
Nice to meet ya, greetings from Brasil!
 
Yeah, scraping tweets is good but also automations bot
I never scraped twitter before but I have some knowledge in scraping and automation with Selenium, feel free to ask me if you need some help :)
 
any tips for starting up on learning python?
Well yes from my little experience I can recommend to you to start with a project from you're own if you have one or for someone else like build a landing page for a friend's website for example.

Practice is the best way to learn
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Important points:
  • Looking for the best practices
  • Begining with the right tools (PyCharm as IDE, Django framwork, ...)
  • Not to reinvent the wheel !!! Python/Django is well known as coming "batteries included", you have a ton of packages & libraries that will help you to achieve your goal
  • Be patient, no matter what some courses try to sell you about to become "Full Stack Developer in 3 Months" the only way to learn something is TIME+PRACTICE
Good luck, feel free to ask if you need some support:)
 
Well yes from my little experience I can recommend to you to start with a project from you're own if you have one or for someone else like build a landing page for a friend's website for example.

Practice is the best way to learn
.

Important points:
  • Looking for the best practices
  • Begining with the right tools (PyCharm as IDE, Django framwork, ...)
  • Not to reinvent the wheel !!! Python/Django is well known as coming "batteries included", you have a ton of packages & libraries that will help you to achieve your goal
  • Be patient, no matter what some courses try to sell you about to become "Full Stack Developer in 3 Months" the only way to learn something is TIME+PRACTICE
Good luck, feel free to ask if you need some support:)

Thanks you so much for python information
 
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