Learn Python From Scratch: We Extended Our Newbie Bite Exercises From 25 to 50 🐍 πŸ“ˆ

We are excited to announce that we’ve extended our Newbie Bites from 25 to 50 Python exercises! πŸŽ‰ The importance of exercising when learning how to code πŸ’‘ We’re passionate about this new batch of exercises because they require active engagement, which is crucial for learning how to code. Passive methods like reading books or… Continue reading Learn Python From Scratch: We Extended Our Newbie Bite Exercises From 25 to 50 🐍 πŸ“ˆ

Why Start Your Programming Journey With Python?

Diving into Programming with Python I’ve spent years entertaining the thought of becoming a software developer, only to get overwhelmed by the vast array (pun intended) of programming languages to choose from. Which one should I choose, where do I begin? Java? JavaScript? C? C++? C#? Ruby? Django? Flask? Woah… wait a minute? Understanding Frameworks… Continue reading Why Start Your Programming Journey With Python?

Make Each Line Count, Keeping Things Simple in Python

A challenge in software development is to keep things simple 🀯 For your code to not grow overly complex over time 😱 Simple is better than complex.Complex is better than complicated. Zen of Python 🐍 Simplicity in your code means fewer possibilities for bugs to hide and easier debugging when they do arise πŸ“ˆ It… Continue reading Make Each Line Count, Keeping Things Simple in Python

Pybites turns 6 today – 10 highlights + lessons learned

Today Pybites turns 6 yearsΒ πŸŽ‰πŸ˜Ž We could never have envisioned that our end-of-2016 “Python blog side project” would grow out into a fully fledged business serving thousands of people worldwide! Here are 10 highlights / lessons learned from our journey so far: 1. Don’t procrastinate, implement We had been chatting for many years about ideas… Continue reading Pybites turns 6 today – 10 highlights + lessons learned

Learn FastAPI through building a simple food tracker

If you’re doing any type of web development in Python, there’s a good chance you’ve heard about FastAPI by now. If not, go check it out now. It’s performant, intuitive and time saving (thanks to Pydantic / type hinting) and it supports API standards, e.g. OpenAPI (previously Swagger). You cannot leave this powerful framework out of your… Continue reading Learn FastAPI through building a simple food tracker