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Python

Posted by ivomiranda
ivomiranda
30,286 Points

Python - web oriented

Hei! I would like to know if there are any future projects planned for Python? And if so, will they be more oriented to the web?

2 Answers

Kenneth Love
STAFF
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Kenneth Love
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher

Yes, we'll be doing a whole bunch of web app-related Python courses in the future, using both Flask and Django. You should learn the basics first, though!

ivomiranda
ivomiranda
30,286 Points

Good to know! :) I will do the Python course and keep an eye on upcoming projects then :)

James Andrews
James Andrews
7,245 Points

Kenneth Love any timeline on when the new courses will show up?

Also loved the first course, was very easy to understand everything. Very well done sir.

Kenneth Love
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Kenneth Love
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher

James Andrews I'm hesitant to announce any dates. I have the second course in the pipeline now, a couple more in the planning stages, and after that we'll start on the web dev ones. So, sometime in the Fall?

James Andrews
James Andrews
7,245 Points

that's a reasonable answer, thanks. Look forward to the next course and breaking out of my php shackles ;-)

James Andrews
James Andrews
7,245 Points
James Andrews
James Andrews
7,245 Points

I am sure their is, this is just the first bit it seems. Ie basic python.

What you can do however is to use a python script via CGI common gateway interface (ie old school) before we had crazy frameworks. ;-)

Or you can look into django which is a popular python framework. With what you have from this you should be able to get a basic understanding. Especally since you've already finished the php track, a lot of the skills are translate-able to python.