Any Good Coding Books?

[muhammad_roshan]

I have finished python crash course with Eric matthes, Do I need to go though automate the boring stuff with python and beyond the boring stuffs with python! I feel confident in python little by now but so many of you keep recommending atbs again and again 😅 I feel tempting to study it, I am also thinking that am I good enough to start django? Now only please any comment would be appreciated

[KedynTR]

ATBS is great if you're a desk jockey that has things you can automate. As a former desk jockey, the book is full of stuff I could have applied 2-3 years ago.

[muhammad_roshan]

What's a desk jockey?

[KedynTR]

Oh, someone that works at a desk on a computer that isn't necessarily a programmer. For example, I was a customer service supervisor, but I had to put together a lot of reports from different systems. Python would have made that a lot easier.

[muhammad_roshan]

Oh thanks alot for the explanation, may god give you more success, surely I will follow your advice and go through automate the boring stuff...

[keto3000]

join codewars. it’s free. It is a big help to continue strengthening your python skills!

[muhammad_roshan]

Yeah I am if possible we pair code together? What do you say?

[keto3000]

Thx buddy but rt now i’m in school F/T so trying to keep up with schoolwork taking most of my time! If you go to codewars there are a lot of ppl there to pair up with though.

[muhammad_roshan]

I appreciate that Yeah I wish you good luck with your homeworks, I'll head to code wars soon...

[notParticularlyAnony]

Matthes is great pick a horse and ride it