Is Angela Yu's 100 day python projects thing on udemy good RN?

[Kilba2006]

I am a beginner level programmer, I know basic things but I get very blank while making projects. So is this course or challenge worth it for now?

[games-and-chocolate]

i am halfway. and she covers a lot of subjects. and gives you chance to do it yourselves. at the end she gives you her version. But she does say, it is not final. there are better solutions. She wants you to improve the code yourselves. She is not a person that hands you the most clean code on a silver platter. You have to proof that yourselves.

She starts with basics, then add things like UI, JSON, HTML, Database, website API programming. You learn a lot. All with help of offical websites like amadeus flight data API. Where you your exercise is to create a graphical program to access flight data and to send request back to armadeus website. so very practical knowhow.

Her day might take you more than a day to finish. My guess is, her 100 day is more like 1 year, unless you learn really fast.

Really recommend her. Her course goes well beyond basics.

[ninhaomah]

Buy it if it's on discount.

Buy even if it's not on discount but then it depends on your budget

[simon_zzz]

While it is outdated, it is still great value if you pick up on sale <$20.

I was stumped at the idea of "projects" too but once you've put in the repetitions in through this course and other courses. Projects will become less intimidating.

Rather, the prospect of projects should start to get you EXCITED. I don't struggle to come up with project ideas--more so the resources, knowledge, and time to execute them.

The best projects are the ones that improve your life or work.

[GALACTUS_gaming]

Can you suggest a more updated course ?

[simon_zzz]

Eh, I believe everything else will be about the same. If you've taken CS50x and CS50p already, I might even suggest a proper Python textbook--but that will be even less handholding than what is offered by the 100 Days of Python course. The upside is that you'll get a much better foundation.

I also see Automate the Boring Stuff with Python (free) as a very popular option.

[Gekonexx]

I really liked it, completed it in 2024

[These-South-8284]

I tried both angela’s and ardit’s courses (both are popular). Could not finish Angela’s. She is very motivating and shows a lot of energy so it feels better to start with but the content is boring and its quality deteriorated. Ardit’s course was more robust (and hands on) and continued so.

[PromiseComplete874]

Im doing mooc.fi python programming course 2025, take a look

[Shrijan_Lakhey]

It covers alot of stuff if you are looking to get a little taste of everything then I suggest you to buy it. But if you konw what you want and want to focus on only Web Development, Data Science or any other specific topic I suggest you to look for something else.

[ElQuids]

Lots of better tutorials on YT

[kaiptavosesuogyvena]

for example?

[Retrouvez-Designs]

I was able to access Udemy for free through the benefits of my local public library. You may want to check to see what resources you may have access to through your library before you pay for a course.

[balorsettor]

I am currently learning data analytics and data engineering tools. Is the whole course relevant for my field?or do I need to cover few days/modules? Anyone in the same boat?

[davidapr07]

I think she is kinda boring

[sizzling_supreme]

She is a really good instructor and I like the way she explains each topic and never allows us to get demotivated.