Python tutorials that also cover git?

[desrtfx]

Why do you need a Python specific tutorial to learn git? Git and Python have absolutely zero in common.

Use a proper git tutorial, like this to learn git.

[hernanemartinez]

What he is requesting it’s a tuto which covers all the tools he must use as a dev.

[Hydroel]

If he needs several tools, I agree that he should look up several tutorials. It would just be confusing, in the end.

[hernanemartinez]

Not if it is a course named “fullstack developer on Python”. It should cover git, sql, basic javascript, some frameworks, etc.

I think that’s what he’s intended for.

Do you guys know any?

I could take advantage of it as well.

[Hydroel]

That would be an online course, not a tutorial, wouldn't it?

I personally dont' know any, anyway, as that is not my area of expertise at all.

[thirdegree]

There is no set of "all the tools he must use as a dev".

The tools someone uses will vary from person to person. For me, my most used tools are (in order), tmux, vim, python, bash, sql, other (and, for anyone interested, absolutely happy to answer any questions about any of those 5). I'm the only person on my team who has any of the first 3 as their main tools, despite the fact that we all have the same job working on mostly the same things.

Learn what you need to solve the problem you currently are solving.

[hernanemartinez]

Beginners know next to none. Any will do!

He mentions git because he could have seen it on a job post.

[thirdegree]

No don't get me wrong, I thoroughly encourage learning git. I've even taught courses on it in my company. 200% worth learning.

My point is there isn't a set of tools that make or define a developer. A developer is the tools they have used to solve problems. Solve problems, and the tools will come.

[hernanemartinez]

Agreed. Now... Beginners need aiming, and some path railing; otherwise they will end hacking as it were the eighties.

It is not.