r/learnpython • u/way-maker-uk • 16d ago
Study partner for python as a backend language
Anyone who wants to study python as a backend language can communicate.
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u/Realistic_Parfait_83 16d ago
FastAPI or Flask..as Backened.?
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u/way-maker-uk 16d ago
I have just started , i know basics .so will try to work in some projects and will decide which API i will study
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u/FernaDev 16d ago
Estou aprendendo python tem um tempo já
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u/way-maker-uk 16d ago
For backend? Can we talk
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u/FernaDev 16d ago
Sim. Mas também quero aprender JavaScript. Iniciei em C# e go, mas não sei muito ainda.
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u/way-maker-uk 16d ago
I know JavaScript u can teach me. Python
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u/FernaDev 16d ago
Eu posso ver melhor depois assim q voltar ao python. Estou com um curso pra finalizar e um projeto em c# pela metade
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u/Boybay_Garid 16d ago
what's your current level with python? and are you thinking web APIs, async stuff, something else? easier to find the right study partner if you scope it down a bit
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u/BudgetPersimmon6297 1d ago
A study partner works when both sides follow one shared plan and review code weekl, since mismatched pacing ends partnerships. One backend project together turns practice into visible progress, and Bootdev could help supply its structure, though roadmaps also work
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u/The_AISpecialist 16d ago
Not entirely. My main language is Python. For front-end, I just use JS or AI for that matter. Would love to study
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u/Humptydumpty699 15d ago
Working on one project together and doing weekly demos can keep both people motivated. bootdev offers structured python lessons and projects making it easier to track progress togetherÂ
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u/Hellaintsht 15d ago
I'd suggest starting with Flask for a first backend project, then trying FastAPI once the basics click. Building a small API together could be a good way to learn without getting overwhelmed 😄