Hi coders,
I'm a novice developer, I started writing code for one month and I really feel stuck in some concepts.
I think it is very important to ...
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Having a mentor with whom you can discuss periodically your progress, set goals and find good quality learning sources would be quite useful, I think.
Why don't you give dev.to's mentoring system a try?
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Jess Lee ・ Jul 6 '18 ・ 2 min read
Hi,
thanks for your advice.
I would like to have a mentor, but I have problems relating to people especially on video (I suffer from social anxiety), however if there is a mentor who follows me via chat why not.
@avalander : that functionality doesn't exist anymore, it has been replaced by listings
Oops, I wasn't aware of that, thanks for the correction.
Hey !
When I first started to learn Python, the thing that helped me a lot was trying, trying and trying whatever I could.
Look for the documentation, step by step, and try to use those concepts at each new discovery you make ! Variables ? Try it ! Functions ? Try it ! List comprehension ? Try it ! Hotel ? Trivago !
After acknowledging those concepts and knowing what they do and how to use them; then try to do some exercise, to understand the last layer: when you have to use them.
I'm also a Python lover and I am willing to help others to learn this awesome language. If you want a person to help you whenever you're stuck, I can be this one !
Don't hesitate to send me a private message 😄
Keep it up and happy coding !
Thank you for your help and I will try to consult the documentation and apply it.
Did you have any difficulties at the beginning of this path?
Of course, plenty of them !
Having someone to speak about it would have been very useful back then
Hey there!!!, My suggestion for you is in understanding what type of python developer do you want to become. As there are tons of paths to be a python developer.
Here is my article called Why Use Python for Startups, I list down the types of python work you could do.
DM if you have any problems in selecting your specialisation as a Python developer.
Hi,
I don't know right now which specialisation in Python want to be,surely I must learn basics in Python then I could think to become a python developer with specialisation.
Great :) go to Chris Hawkes Python tutorial it's a great way to get started.
If you want to become a Django developer go for Coding for Entrepreneurs' Try Django Series.
I used it to help me to gain an understanding of Django while seeking for a Django developer job. DM me if you need further help :) good luck :)
I'm one of those people that thinks the official Python tutorial is a good start but if you're having difficulties it might be because you're both learning to program and learning Python at the same time.
Probably you need a better resource for that, I wonder if Python for Non programmers has better resources, like Automate the Boring Stuff with Python: Practical programming for total beginners.
I would also hang out around and ask CodeNewbie which is a great community for beginners. They have a Slack channel, a podcast, a popular Twitter account and a great community overall.
Thanks for your advice!!!
I will try to see your suggestions.