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Python

Posted by pakuna
pakuna
Courses Plus Student 277 Points

Python 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
Alexander Davison
65,454 Points
Alexander Davison
Alexander Davison
65,454 Points

Try looking at the tracks list :grin:

I think you are looking for those. :sparkles:

A couple of tracks you might find interesting:

The ones with the thumbs-up indicates that you should probably start with that

Additional courses that are useful for learn HTML (you must use HTML to structure websites in Flask and Django):

I hope this helps! :smile:

:dizzy: ~Alex :dizzy:

pakuna
pakuna
Courses Plus Student 277 Points

Thanks 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
Alexander Davison
65,454 Points

I just added a track list that contains all of the tracks you might like :grin:

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.

pakuna
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pakuna
Courses Plus Student 277 Points
pakuna
pakuna
Courses Plus Student 277 Points

Thanks