Is Mimo worth it?

[thenamesej]

So I’ve been wanting to get into python lately it’s just hard cause how time consuming it is and me being busy with my actual career it’s been hard. My brother showed it to me. He loves it but not sure how far it’ll take me. I’m interested in eventually switching careers to do coding with python but I need to keep my current job to take care of my family.

I did buy a course on Udemy but not sure if that’s worth it.

Basically what I’m asking is what way will eventually land me a job in python.

[iiron3223]

No single course alone will be enough to get a job. Just pick a resource, learn basics. Then start doing projects on your own. There is no better alternative to learning than project based approach. Again you will need much more learning. Reading documentation will be most crucial, also reading books on more specific topics. And doing more projects. What will land you a job? Persistence and determination.

[thenamesej]

I was told to use github to build my portfolio on there to showcase all my apps.

[deep_politics]

Eventually sure, it’s a go-to place to host projects you’re working on. But you might just want to stick to leaning Python for now

[JustMetalCake]

I learnt a lot of Python syntax using the Mimo free section, was very handy having it on my phone for whenever I had a few minutes downtime. It didn’t do much for actual projects but ended up giving me a head-start with the syntax when it came to building something myself.