To the world, you may be just a teacher but to me, you are a hero! Wishing you a Happy Guru Purnima! I bow to the one who has inspired me and taught the right way of life! You are the inspiration who made me overcome every hurdle in python
I listened to this at work, and I can't wait to get home and give it some proper attention. I've done well to avoid tutorial hell, but this seems like a reasonable road map, and you didn't make any get rich quick promises. I'm excited to see where this takes me.
@snopperfetto I used the skills I taught myself through online courses and tutorials to move up at work. I was basically just a warm body at a dead end job, and now I'm doing scripting for various sysadmin tasks and bulk document mailing. I don't use any python at work (yet) but I taught myself how to teach myself and it's paying off. I mostly use Batch, PowerShell, and some proprietary tools day to day. I would not have lasted a day at this a year ago, and now I'm doing well.
Why does your thumbnail look like you're saying, 'Oh Well'? Or 'I don't get it.'? What's the reason for that. I'm getting mixed messages and I'm afraid to continue the video further cause I don't wanna waste my time if you're unsure about what you're doing.
I'm interested in languages and always wonder why some people pronounce Pyrhon as "Pythin". Do they pronounce Amazon, "Amazin"? Do they turn a light switch "in" as well or is that actually "on". There are language folks out there who understand the origins (Or "Oranges" as Trump says. LMAO) of the words and how they change over time and different cultures.
For complex apps JavaScript is always the best choice and needed. For web apps mainly used to show machine learning models most of the time streamlit, flask, gradio, django are e noi
