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My co-founder taught herself web development using online courses and resources. This “Learning Path” outlines the resources she found most helpful, and lays them out in a sequence that a beginner should be able to follow.
We realize this is *a* curriculum, not *the best* curriculum. We'd love yo...
I wrote a review of LPTHW. I could imagine a book that made me happier than this, but it's one of the more mechanically and pedagogically sound resources for learning to program that I've been able to find.
The main thing that struck me is the extent to which Zed leaves semantics completely impli...
Lancerous is an experiment to see if it's enjoyable and valuable to learn from the answers of top Stackoverflow users. Currently focusing on Python to learn and hopefully grow from there.
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"...members of the Python Software Foundation (PSF) have been actively trying to have my book removed from other books and websites. [...] simply because…I don’t like how they implemented Python 3. [...] I also hope that you understand that I cannot continue helping the Python Software Foundation gi...
An overview of performance issues with Python and how to work around them.
Here I am, 6 years into Python, and I'm still learning new things. Everything from new async stuff in 3.7 and 3.8 to fundamental mechanics of the language that have existed since the early days.
Ashamed to say, I recently (this week) got to grips with `map()` and `filter()` in the language. These...
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Today, I finally published my updated version of Python regular expressions ebook. My initial motivation was to add **epub** format and separate out third-party **regex** module content into a separate chapter. An email exchange with a reader, a look at feedback from the past year and my o...