👋 Hey there, I am Waylon Walker
I am a Husband, Father of two beautiful children, Senior Python Developer currently working in the Data Engineering platform space. I am a continuous learner, and sha
👋 Hey there, I am Waylon Walker
I am a Husband, Father of two beautiful children, Senior Python Developer currently working in the Data Engineering platform space. I am a continuous learner, and sha
Don't forget good practice. The best way I have found for myself is to practice, make toy examples, anything that involves me thinking in my own way. It helps build problem-solving skills and helps me answer those questions that I would have immediately after starting a project.
Oh thanks for sharing! i definitely find some of these helpful to learn python, i’ve dabbled with some them and i need to check out the rest! what’s your favourite go to out of those resources? i wrote a blog post about building an event driven application with python, check it out and let me know what you think!
+1 for ATBSWP! It's def my favorite resource for Python - I also feel it helps take away some of the fear of both coding and the term 'automation'. Thanks for this list!
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I would like to add Real python in this list
Omg yes!! Can’t believe I forgot that one! Thanks for mentioning that!
Great resource
Don't forget good practice. The best way I have found for myself is to practice, make toy examples, anything that involves me thinking in my own way. It helps build problem-solving skills and helps me answer those questions that I would have immediately after starting a project.
Absolutely! I have some other posts that talk about tips for optimal learning. I just wanted to focus on resources in this post 😃
Oh thanks for sharing! i definitely find some of these helpful to learn python, i’ve dabbled with some them and i need to check out the rest! what’s your favourite go to out of those resources? i wrote a blog post about building an event driven application with python, check it out and let me know what you think!
Hmmm... Probably a tie between Automate the Boring Stuff and Codecademy. And I'll definitely check it out! Thanks for reading!
Awesome thanks for sharing those great resources with us 😄👍
Glad you enjoyed it Peter😃
+1 for ATBSWP! It's def my favorite resource for Python - I also feel it helps take away some of the fear of both coding and the term 'automation'. Thanks for this list!
Yes! Good point! Thanks for reading 😃
Really helpful article Ceora! Great resources
Thank you!!
Great article as always.
For those just starting out in programming, a great initial exposure is py4e.com/ as well as the textbook and corresponding free FutureLearn course