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Courses Plus Student 277 PointsPython learning path for web app development
Hi,
I'm confused, I can't make learning path for Python though I see Python track it doesn't cover advanced concepts. But I do see advanced topics in library like Django, Flask, Rest APi etc..
My goal is to learn and develop web based application with Python/Django or Flask/Database.
Could you please help me with learning path in which order I have to take courses
Thanks
2 Answers
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsTry looking at the tracks list
I think you are looking for those.
A couple of tracks you might find interesting:
The ones with the thumbs-up indicates that you should probably start with that
- Learn Python (Recommended for people who never coded before!)
- Learn Flask (I'm on this track!)
- Learn Django (Recommended after completing at least on of the above)
Additional courses that are useful for learn HTML (you must use HTML to structure websites in Flask and Django):
- HTML (goes more in depth into HTML)
- How to make a website (scratches the surface of HTML)
I hope this helps!
~Alex
pakuna
Courses Plus Student 277 PointsThanks
pakuna
Courses Plus Student 277 Pointspakuna
Courses Plus Student 277 PointsThanks Alex, I could fine track only for learning Python but after that How to proceed next for web app development.
Your answer helpful.
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsAlexander Davison
65,469 PointsI just added a track list that contains all of the tracks you might like
Also, when developing Flask or Django, I highly recommend learning HTML, CSS, and JS but HTML is a good start :)
Usually you can get away just knowing HTML and Flask (or Django) together.