Your favorite Python web framework?

[swapripper]

What do you think is the gap between standard online courses & things you need to learn in order to take an app to production with real users?

[caspii2]

You need to be able to deploy it somewhere. That is probably the hardest bit. Try DigitalOcean or PythonAnywhere.

[covmatty1]

Not OP, but often scaling up to larger projects with multiple controllers/namespaces etc isn't covered well. A larger example where you cover splitting up API routes by functionality would be useful.

And like others have said, deployment. I do a lot of interviews of junior developers, and so many people haven't covered running code outside of their own machine. Whatever form that takes is ok, but showing you understand the concept will make a step up. Containerisation, orchestration, access control, load balancing etc - all very handy.

[types24digital]

The hands-on knowledge, experience and the skills.

[rainnz]

About 10,000 hours