peterincredible:
i have built an ecommerce website and today i finished my second project which is a blog that i created using reactjs,nodejs and mongodb am starting another one on the 24th of nov thats is a sunday hoping to finish it before 25th of dec and after that i will be working on a chating system am just lined up project till january while i work on python at the side

javascript(very confident with it) html and css(very confident as well) bootstrap, mongodb and for javascript framework(reactjs ) pretty confident with reactjs i worked on a simple crud stuff with authenthication(both server side and client side) before i built the blog with react but i cant show that in my resume cause i think its too (i dont know)sha let me say trivial to me so which project are u working on as a data scientist it seems that is ure main focus right?

peterincredible:
i have built an ecommerce website and today i finished my second project which is a blog that i created using reactjs,nodejs and mongodb am starting another one on the 24th of nov thats is a sunday hoping to finish it before 25th of dec and after that i will be working on a chating system am just lined up project till january while i work on python at the side

Please can you point me to the Python video course you are using. There are sooooo many. Since you're already studying, tell me which one to use.

Grandlord:
Well, I learnt python was easier to start with.

I'm learning JavaScript right now and it's just about everything I learnt in python but different syntaxes and names. It's so boring. I'm just zooming through it. I like the DOM part though, and also the Events part.

Did you learn any framework? Bootstrap, react, angular, vue ?

Please can you list out the resources you used while learning python?

peterincredible:
i have built an ecommerce website and today i finished my second project which is a blog that i created using reactjs,nodejs and mongodb am starting another one on the 24th of nov thats is a sunday hoping to finish it before 25th of dec and after that i will be working on a chating system am just lined up project till january while i work on python at the side

Cool.

You use nodejs for server-side? Means you're a JS expert.

Are these client's jobs or just practice projects?

peterincredible:
javascript(very confident with it) html and css(very confident as well) bootstrap, mongodb and for javascript framework(reactjs ) pretty confident with reactjs i worked on a simple crud stuff with authenthication(both server side and client side) before i built the blog with react but i cant show that in my resume cause i think its too (i dont know)sha let me say trivial to me so which project are u working on as a data scientist it seems that is ure main focus right?

You didn't quote me on this one but I saw it anyway.

I'm not totally focused on data analysis for now. I want to start out with web dev like you're doing. I did a data task an accountant relative gave me. It was about extracting balance sheet tables from pdf files into excel. Then writing a script to automate some calculations and creating graphical representations of the information.

This task sweat me ehn. I was like, bros I just dey start dis coding mata, abeg pity me. I used stackoverflow but I finally had to read documentations on github. I'm now confident on using tabula-py, pandas db and openpyxl modules and libraries.

Now I'm working on building a site using Django, a python framework for web dev. while still learning JS basics and bootstrap.

Bossgem,

For books(PDFs, epubs);

a)Automate the boring stuff with python.( I started out with this one )
b)Python crash course.
c) A smarter way to learn python. (This one's easier to follow but not challenging enough )


Videos;

Python tutorials with Mosh Hammedani. A 6-hour long video tutorial available on YouTube. Holds your hand all the way from python installation, to setting up the IDE, to projects.
An alternative is the one from freecodecamp. That one's four hours.

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Grandlord:
Bossgem,

For books(PDFs, epubs);

a)Automate the boring stuff with python.( I started out with this one )
b)Python crash course.
c) A smarter way to learn python. (This one's easier to follow but not challenging enough )


Videos;

Python tutorials with Mosh Hammedani. A 6-hour long video tutorial available on YouTube. Holds your hand all the way from python installation, to setting up the IDE, to projects.
An alternative is the one from freecodecamp. That one's four hours.

Ok. Thank you. I'm already using automate the boring stuff and other books. I have that video from freecodecamp.

Have you started working on a project with the Python knowledge you have? Thanks again.

Bossgem:


Ok. Thank you. I'm already using automate the boring stuff and other books. I have that video from freecodecamp.

Have you started working on a project with the Python knowledge you have? Thanks again.

Please see my reply to petincredibl above.

What have you learnt so far?

Grandlord:
Cool.

You use nodejs for server-side? Means you're a JS expert.

Are these client's jobs or just practice projects?

bros i learn js for long oo its is just that then i havent known how to put the knowledge together then to build stuff but immediately as i took the project (ecommerce project) my eyes open say i dey been dey dull my self since, yes boss na nodejs i use and handlebars template engine oo infact na wetin i go dey tell any new programmers just take a crash course on anylanguage you like then the rest you learn am working on a project and just running round the internet googling up and down and that is the trick i used in learning reactjs

Grandlord:
You didn't quote me on this one but I saw it anyway.

I'm not totally focused on data analysis for now. I want to start out with web dev like you're doing. I did a data task an accountant relative gave me. It was about extracting balance sheet tables from pdf files into excel. Then writing a script to automate some calculations and creating graphical representations of the information.

This task sweat me ehn. I was like, bros I just dey start dis coding mata, abeg pity me. I used stackoverflow but I finally had to read documentations on github. I'm now confident on using tabula-py, pandas db and openpyxl modules and libraries.

Now I'm working on building a site using Django, a python framework for web dev. while still learning JS basics and bootstrap.

baddest my guy that your accounting friend go be like wattttttt isszzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz dissssssssssssssssssssss hmm python dey craze well well now i know why but it seems you have knowledge of excel before abi

Grandlord:
Please see my reply to petincredibl above.

What have you learnt so far?

Ok. I've read your reply. I haven't gone far. Still the basics. I have finished for and while loops.

@ peterincredible, please how do I download those videos from freetutorials.us? I tried downloading the Mosh python course but it just downloaded a small file (in kb) that I can't open. Please help.

@grandloard the ecommerce (idea) was from a friend but now he somehow lost focus about it and i kept on working on it but it get to the point where i need to apply a gateway system i wanted to use (stripe) but dey don't support nigeria to use their api so i heard about vouguepay but that one no be free to use their api u have to pay to use their api so i just concentrate that energy on other parts of the website working on the checkout,cart,cancelled order,finished orders,successfull orders and then the admin panel to do the admin thing like delete users,add more categories to product, delete account and so on and for the blog i just did it for fun for now every thing na for fun and adding to my portfolio

Bossgem:
@ peterincredible, please how do I download those videos from freetutorials.us? I tried downloading the Mosh python course but it just downloaded a small file (in kb) that I can't open. Please help.

yest that is the torrent file so you need to download bit torrent or utorrent and use it to open that small file and then the bit/utorrent will now download the main file i will advice you to go to youtube and watch small tutorial on how to use torrent you will learn how to use torrent in 10 mins it is not hard at all

peterincredible:
yest that is the torrent file so you need to download bit torrent or utorrent and use it to open that small file and then the bit/utorrent will now download the main file i will advice you to go to youtube and watch small tutorial on how to use torrent you will learn how to use torrent in 10 mins it is not hard at all

Ok. Thanks so much. You guys have been really helpful.

peterincredible:
baddest my guy that your accounting friend go be like wattttttt isszzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz dissssssssssssssssssssss hmm python dey craze well well now i know why but it seems you have knowledge of excel before abi

Bro na learner I still be o. No shout make the gurus for here no vex o.

That my man feel the work sha. Me sef feel accomplished.

I no know excel before o. But I just dey learn everything as e dey come. Google dey na. YouTube videos sef dey.

peterincredible:
@grandloard the ecommerce (idea) was from a friend but now he somehow lost focus about it and i kept on working on it but it get to the point where i need to apply a gateway system i wanted to use (stripe) but dey don't support nigeria to use their api so i heard about vouguepay but that one no be free to use their api u have to pay to use their api so i just concentrate that energy on other parts of the website working on the checkout,cart,cancelled order,finished orders,successfull orders and then the admin panel to do the admin thing like delete users,add more categories to product, delete account and so on and for the blog i just did it for fun for now every thing na for fun and adding to my portfolio

Nice one bro.

How do you see CMS like WordPress. Do you intend to learn it and use it later or do you prefer coding from scratch?

IMO coding from scratch gives you better understanding, customization and flexibility. But if you're going to build a site for a client who needs it urgently then I think CMS is the better choice because scratch will take a long time.

Grandlord:
Nice one bro.

How do you see CMS like WordPress. Do you intend to learn it and use it later or do you prefer coding from scratch?

IMO coding from scratch gives you better understanding, customization and flexibility. But if you're going to build a site for a client who needs it urgently then I think CMS is the better choice because scratch will take a long time.

yes cms(wordpress,joomla etc) is good oo but my guy make i use mern stack first take get work before i start experimenting so for now na M.E.R.N stack for like next 1 year so that i can master that mern stack very very well even in my sleep before any thing

peterincredible:
yes cms(wordpress,joomla etc) is good oo but my guy make i use mern stack first take get work before i start experimenting so for now na M.E.R.N stack for like next 1 year so that i can master that mern stack very very well even in my sleep before any thing

No be lie bros. Chei, you dey ginger me wella. Na people like you i be dey find since, na why I open this thread.

Make I run go code small.

AngularJs is not funny at all.... Still not getting it.

Web developers here should list out their training part. What language and tools they've learnt prior to web development.

Boss here ... I hail oooo

Grandlord:
No be lie bros. Chei, you dey ginger me wella. Na people like you i be dey find since, na why I open this thread.

Make I run go code small.

Hello bro. Good morning.
Are you using pycharm?

iCode2:
Hello bro. Good morning.
Are you using pycharm?

Hello!

Yes, I use pycharm mostly, especially for tutorials.

I only got to use Jupyter Notebook for a data project I did because I learnt it was a better choice for data analysis, and rightly so.

Grandlord:
Hello!

Yes, I use pycharm mostly, especially for tutorials.

I only got to use Jupyter Notebook for a data project I did because I learnt it was a better choice for data analysis, and rightly so.

Okay, I go hala you later. Hope we can relate on WhatsApp?

iCode2:
Okay, I go hala you later. Hope we can relate on WhatsApp?

Sure. Why not?

Lolz....I can't really denied the fact that python is simple because of its easy syntax and a very recommendable programming language for anyone starting the joining as a programmer.

I started with python and it was very easy for me to switch to other high-level programming. With my knowledge in python am able to code in c++, java, JavaScript and solidity

Currently learning how to deploy django on server after learning the framework itself. I have scanned through node.js,angular.js and some other popular js framework and see that, it was what can be learned easily with strong knowledge in JS

Coding is sweet,when you are able to solve many problems as possible and really help the brain especially your thinking faulty. Hoping to start earning form it soon.

@grandlord which pythpn version did you learn either python 2 or python 3 or both?

Grandlord:
Sure. Why not?

How can I get your WhatsApp number?

peterincredible:
@grandlord which pythpn version did you learn either python 2 or python 3 or both?

Python 3 bro. I don't think people use python 2 nowadays as 3 is an upgrade from 2.

How's your tutorials going?

iCode2:
How can I get your WhatsApp number?

DM me bro. Thanks.

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Grandlord:
Python 3 bro. I don't think people use python 2 nowadays as 3 is an upgrade from 2.

How's your tutorials going?

going good I asked because i am taking the udemy course "Complete Python Bootcamp: Go from zero to hero in Python 3" by "Jose Portilla" and in the course after finishing the python 3 he then put another folder in it for python 2 am just thinking wont it be a waste pf time taking the python 2 as well i think i guess right will just ignore the python 2 part of the course"
and as for the tutorial it is going very good how your side na ?

peterincredible:
going good I asked because i am taking the udemy course "Complete Python Bootcamp: Go from zero to hero in Python 3" by "Jose Portilla" and in the course after finishing the python 3 he then put another folder in it for python 2 am just thinking wont it be a waste pf time taking the python 2 as well i think i guess right will just ignore the python 2 part of the course"
and as for the tutorial it is going very good how your side na ?

I still dey work on projects my man.

The Jose Portilla course, does it have projects in it? I might want to look at it too. Did you pay for it?