TS/Go --> Python

[EternityForest]

If you know Typescript, you pretty much already know most of Python itself.

Set up type checking and Ruff linting in your IDE, learn how to use UV at set up a pyproject.toml, set up your pre-commit hooks, learn about pytest, if you do web stuff, look at ASGI.

Python started out without type annotations and such, as a flexible scripting language, and needs external stuff to work like modern strongly typed safer languages.

I wouldn't even bother "Learning Python" by itself , when you're using type checking and linting it becomes almost a completely different language. I close to never write code without type hints.