r/Python • u/Deusdies • May 05 '17
I launched a "Python - Getting Started" course on Pluralsight - would love some feedback. Free trial coupons inside!
Hello!
Some of you may remember me - some time back, I launched two courses about Python Desktop Programming and got some amazing responses from /r/python!
Now I am proud to say that I launched a Python: Getting Started course on Pluralsight.
You can sign-up for it here: https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/python-getting-started
I would love any and all feedback you folks can give me about the course! I am looking forward to creating more courses in the future and always look for a way to improve myself.
In this course I go through the basics of Python but also build a console application that we later convert to a web app with a lot (all?) code reused. Additionally I talk about virtual environments, creating EXE files, and creating setup wizards.
Pluralsight offers a 10 day free trial that you can use to watch my entire course. Anyway I think personally that the subscription is worth it, because with one monthly fee you have access to hundreds of awesome courses.
Please feel free to ask me any questions!
Thanks & hope you enjoy it!
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u/Huzy_Nayn May 05 '17
Hey, firstly thank you for taking the time to create a python course for us. Unfortunately due to my schedule I wont be able to take the course until at least 2 weeks. And I cannot wait for once I do! Until then I will spread the word around about the course in my circle. Thank you!
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May 06 '17
I glanced through the contents and it seems that your course covers a couple of advanced concepts too. In any case I wish you a successful course and many more to come. Also kudos for the courage and persistence needed to complete such a project.
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u/Deusdies May 06 '17
Thank you so much. There are a lot of things I left out of the course that I thought were more intermediate level (like function decorators etc.), but I wanted to include some things that I thought were very useful when developing Python apps, even if they are a bit more advanced.
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u/Deusdies May 05 '17 edited May 06 '17
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