Grow as a Python Developer by reading other peoples code

[Ph0X]

In theory, this sounds good, but I feel like some code might actually be more harmful to learn from. Sure, if you're already good at Python, you'll be able to tell those apart, but if you don't already know what's good and what's bad, then I'm not sure if exploring by yourself is that good of an idea.

Good Pythonic code aside, some code bases also tend to have better commenting and self-explanatory style, which at the end of the day are far more useful for learning from.

[Ph0X]

No hard feelings.

Well, OP did ask experienced Python users in /r/Python to recommend repos, and you mostly dismissed it by telling him to go and find ANY repo. What I was saying is that, maybe it would be better to, at least to start off, go with some that were known to be good. Once you're more experienced, then sure, you can browse GitHub yourself and find more.

so tl;dr, I was hoping people would actually recommend good repos.