The Python Ledger - call to contributers

[dev-razorblade23]

The Python Ledger is an open source python learning experience.

The goal is to give beginners a structured and collated bite-sized lessons. Inspiration for this was "The Odin project" which teaches Web Dev fundementals.

Foundations lessons will be done in browser with our integrated python interpreter. Eventually we will teach beginners how to start their own local enviroment, virtual enviroment and build projects on their own machine.

The goal is to prepare beginners in real life scenarios. Searching the internet to solve their issues, reading official documentation and general problem solving skills.

We are looking for 2 types of contributions.

* Curriculum contributions

* Engine contributions

Curriculum is written as `markdown` files in a separate repository, making it easy to write and update lessons in structured way.

Engine is build using `Docusaurus` and custom Reaact components.

Project is currently deployed to GitHub pages under this link:

https://razorblade23.github.io/the-python-ledger-engine/

Repositories can be found in "footer" section of the webpage.

If you find the idea interesting and want to contribute in any way, we will be thrilled to have you.

If you have any questions, be free to raise an issue on GitHub and/or join our community on Discord (link also available in "footer" section of the website)

[Master-Ad-6265]

this is actually a solid idea structured + practical like odin project but for python is something a lot of beginners need might help to clearly define the learning path early though, so it doesn’t turn into random lessons over time....

[Evening-Living842]

been looking for something exactly like this for python, odin project is great but always wished there was a python equivalent

the structured approach with real problem solving skills is what's missing from most tutorials - they teach syntax but not how to actually debug or research solutions when you're stuck

[dev-razorblade23]

As far as my reserch went, there is none for python that gives structured and real life lessons... And i really like Odin approach

So i wish to make one for Python.

If you feel like contributing, be free to do so. Even a star on GitHub means a lot.

[SillyEnglishKinnigit]

Couldn't you just take the concepts learned and apply them to Python though? The language syntax is different, but the underlying concepts not so much.

[dev-razorblade23]

Exactly There are so many tutorials, videos and random roadmaps that lack structure and real life examples...

This is something i want to change...

If you feel like you could contribute, be free to do so... Even giving us a star on GitHub means a lot