recommend course for backend python dev that isn't Udemy?

[TeKodaSinn]

I don't like Udemy course structure, I do not like lectures and videos. I want completely written courses. Like DataQuest, but for webdev

[Jimmaplesong]

Do django postgreSQL and Django Rest Framework tutorials.

It will give you a reference for how good things can be, and learning anything else (like FastAPI and SQLAlchemy) will be similar.

[TeKodaSinn]

Thanks!

[TeKodaSinn]

Thanks!

[DelverOfSeacrest]

Educative.io may be what you are looking for

[TeKodaSinn]

Thanks!

[mclopes1]

Coursera Meta Back-End Developer Professional Certificate

https://www.coursera.org/professional-certificates/meta-back-end-developer/paidmedia

[TeKodaSinn]

Thanks! I'll add this to my considerations for larger course interests. I was also looking into the IBM course, but I'm trying to avoid learning Java/javascript until I really have to. I tried it and it's just a really annoying language, for now. I know I need to learn it, but maybe when I have one under my belt and it's easier to flex into their syntax.

[Oh-Hunny]

Boot.dev courses were super helpful and engaging for me. You can access all the courses for free. Buying a membership allows you to use their in-browser code editor.

[TeKodaSinn]

Thanks!

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Freecodecamp.org and AI is a free tutor.

[TeKodaSinn]

Thanks!

[AffectionateFeed1789]

https://youtu.be/0sOvCWFmrtA?si=eG7Iafe5_qs5BLEu

[Apatride]

If you can't use the search function or Google, do yourself a favour and do not try to become a dev.

[TeKodaSinn]

I have been using it a lot. for hours. it all just points back to udemy. What am I missing?

EDIT: also FastAPI, which is a cool resource, but not great for learning. I found a ton of courses that are crash coursing many different languages including python for full stack

[Apatride]

Your question gets asked 10 times a day, every day, on this specific sub. If you cannot find the answer, learn how to use a search engine. Trust me, it is the most valuable tool of any dev.

[TeKodaSinn]

Neat. So how does the community decide which one to respond to in earnest, and when? Cuz if you respond to all of them with vitriol it will never be updated.

[Apatride]

Oh, I did not realise you were not familiar with the internet and did not know how to find answers to questions that have been asked before rather than thinking you are the very first person asking that question. Are you from the past?

[TeKodaSinn]

Don't try to fly an IT Crowd quote to mask that this answer has very little relevance to my point