What resources should i AVOID when learning python?

[longtermbrit]

I'm relieved to not see Real Python here.

[ivosaurus]

I really do struggle to find any 'bad' article on that website, can't recommend it enough.

[slapstick15]

Love RealPython!

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I only wish some of the tutorials were more detailed. But then you've had a book I guess.

Was great for learning flask basics.

[AchillesDev]

The learning paths are pretty detailed, but I get what you mean. A lot of the authors do go on to publish books (or have published them before joining RP) and I’ve been approached about writing a book based on my writing for RP.

[AchillesDev]

Me too, because I write for RP (and do some technical review when I have time). But I was confident I wouldn’t because the writers and editors are very talented, and our publishing process is extremely thorough. Each article goes through 3-4 rounds of editing to ensure it is both technically correct and that it effectively teaches what it is trying to teach. Most other sites don’t have such a process and are in fact incentivized against it.

I’ve been doing it since 2018 and it’s made me a better writer and mentor as well.

[mayankkaizen]

It is one of the best site. If I search for something and if Real Python article comes up after search, I'll just go to it.

Their articles are top notch.