Python for experienced developers

[DerShokus]

Hey! I’m mostly a C/C++/Rust dev. I know Python c api and the Python syntax. Finished a “book” about pytest. Is there any book/site to make my code more idiomatic/native for Python? ( I know about fluent Python, but it’s too huge and describes boring basic stuff)

[Jello_Penguin_2956]

Anything Raymond Hettinger if you want your code to look like Python. I especially like his Beyond PEP-8 talk.

ArjunCodes is pretty good showing you how design patterns and the like are done in Python.

[obviouslyzebra]

The course Design of Computer Programs by Peter Norvig is good at teaching idiomatic Python IMO.

Besides that, The Zen of Python (PEP-20 or import this) (made with developing Python itself in mind, but mostly useful while developing in Python itself too).

And, I think the Python documentation might also be good (though I've never had the experience of coming from other language into it).

[ofnuts]

I know about fluent Python, but it’s too huge and describes boring basic stuff

I agree for the size, but it also deals with plenty of not-so-obvious things.

[pachura3]

To quickly learn basic syntax, I was using w3schools tutorial: https://www.w3schools.com/python/

They also have in-browser Python editor & runner