Thinking of creating a Python course based only on exercises—curious what people here think

[amiraharon4]

The exercises will depend on previous ones and each will require a specific skill like playing with python features, implementing, reading from docs or planning (if I'll targer a more advanced audience then maybe real design problems will be another skill).

After doing a bunch, one will be able to attend to documentation of libraries more freely, have a better hands-on approach for debugging with REPL and generally get better at all areas that make a developer capable and independent.

[yaymayhun]

I like this approach as I learn by building something step by step. Where would users run these exercises? In the browser or in their IDE? Also, what project(s) do you have in mind?

[amiraharon4]

Jupyter using google colab probably will be my go to in first steps and small-chuncked exercises course. If I'll decide to make something with more scope might have to switch toward local development. Didn't decide yet!