I want to learn Python deeply. Because I like to combine learning materials and I also like to learn from books, I have bought a book considered “a bible of Python” - Fluent Python. It contains almost 1000 pages and has really good reviews. I will use it not only as a reference when I need to look something up, but I will slowly go through it topic-by-topic in order to learn as much about the language as possible. ...
Learning anything deeply requires a lot of time and it is an on-going process. Programming is no different. Challenging part is that, it seems like, there is always more and more to learn. For example, learning Python - you can go through basics in 1 hour, but when you start exploring it more and actually start using the language, you always find something new. A new feature, library, module, tool, n different ways of doing a task. ...
I’m currently reading Pragmatic programmer, a book that is considered a bible for software developers. I’m approximately 1/3 in and just read a section about (continuous) learning. Effective learning is a huge topic in itself. I plan to explore it in the future and summarize what I have learned so far from the books I have read and podcasts I have listened to regarding this topic. Anyway, I really like the suggestions from the authors of the book about improving your learning process, they suggest you to: ...