Nov-28-2019, 10:51 AM
Nov-28-2019, 11:58 AM
Are you asking about one specific course or about all content offered on realpython.com ?
Nov-29-2019, 09:55 AM
Hi Thomas. Thanks for replying.
Honestly I mean all content, from beginners to advance.
I have been using coursea, but some of the real python courses and vids caught my eye.
I have been looking at bootcamps, but the most affordable one is GA and even that's still 4k.
Am trying to shore up my shortcomings and understanding the language. I LOVE Python, just get frusterated learning at times.
Honestly I mean all content, from beginners to advance.
I have been using coursea, but some of the real python courses and vids caught my eye.
I have been looking at bootcamps, but the most affordable one is GA and even that's still 4k.
Am trying to shore up my shortcomings and understanding the language. I LOVE Python, just get frusterated learning at times.
Nov-29-2019, 12:05 PM
There“s so much free content out there that i see any need to participate in a bootcamp
other than this is exactly the environment you need to learn.
I myself learned Python programming watching Youtube videos, got into AI, Deep Learning, CNNs, RNNs, etc.
just watching free content.
I watched Dan Baders (the creator of realpyhon) videos two years ago and learned a lot.
I also subscribed to his newletters and if i see something interesting take a closer look.
If you can spend the monthly costs go for a membership.
other than this is exactly the environment you need to learn.
I myself learned Python programming watching Youtube videos, got into AI, Deep Learning, CNNs, RNNs, etc.
just watching free content.
I watched Dan Baders (the creator of realpyhon) videos two years ago and learned a lot.
I also subscribed to his newletters and if i see something interesting take a closer look.
If you can spend the monthly costs go for a membership.
Nov-30-2019, 09:32 AM
Hey Thomas,
I have really consumed A LOT of free content. From Udemy to Coursera, to books (about 30) in my personal library.
I understand all of the basics. At least I feel I do. My current problem is I need a mentor. Someone that can show me the small things I am missing that connect all of the dots.
Like I understand how to create a list, a for loop, a dictionary, etc. But when I go to create something, I hit a wall. I don't see how to start it. That is what frustrates me.
I think you just gave me an idea for my next post. Thanks!
I have really consumed A LOT of free content. From Udemy to Coursera, to books (about 30) in my personal library.
I understand all of the basics. At least I feel I do. My current problem is I need a mentor. Someone that can show me the small things I am missing that connect all of the dots.
Like I understand how to create a list, a for loop, a dictionary, etc. But when I go to create something, I hit a wall. I don't see how to start it. That is what frustrates me.
I think you just gave me an idea for my next post. Thanks!