Journey to become a Python Developer

Rowdy Devil

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• Oct 1, 2019

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After a lot of procrastination finally I have decided my goal to become a Python Developer .

I am not from a technical background it will be hard at first but yeah I will do it..

I will use only online courses to master python

Currently enrolled in coursera python specialization course.

Any suggestions or feedback is most welcome.

 

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DixiPixi

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Best of luck with your journey

 

jania.minia

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• #3

Great journey. I will following

 

Gogol

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Best of luck doing so.
Here's a great youtube channel that will help you get started.. that too for free.

Code:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWv7vMbMWH4-V0ZXdmDpPBA

 

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Mhister Man

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I literally just enrolled on the Udemy platform for a Python course before I stumbled on your thread. I'm also about to get on same journey as a Python developer and I also have '0' technical background or basic knowledge in this field.
Good to know I'm not alone in this...
So... Best of luck to both of us and goodluck on your journey

 

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OnlySuper

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Good luck man!

 

Dinner&Diatribes

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Udemy is great for learning coding - I went through a PHP course that I found pretty helpful. Python's where it's at for developing. I'll definitely be watching this thread as one of my goals is to master Javascript and/or Python as well so best of luck!

 

soulSEO

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Good luck mate!
I’ve just started to learn python too so I’m following!
Please update as often as possible

 

Jammy0308

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After learning some basics I'd suggest picking an idea/project that you think is cool and just learn as you code, there's always google if you come across something you don't know. Good luck, wish you the best!

 

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assaultclass

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Nice. I enrolled yesterday for a web development course on Udemy. Good luck.

 

RAP

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If you want to go deep into the language, there is nothing like wrox books for professional developers.
Youtube videos, udemy, are ok, but a great book is a great book.
For python I strongly suggest this:
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/Professional-Python.productCd-1119070856.html

 

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Mhister Man

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DubaiClub said:

If you want to go deep into the language, there is nothing like wrox books for professional developers.
Youtube videos, udemy, are ok, but a great book is a great book.
For python I strongly suggest this:
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/Professional-Python.productCd-1119070856.html

Click to expand...

For some reason I find it hard to keep up with books, I've become more accustomed to visual/practical learning but thanks for suggesting this book. Will also skim through it as well.