learn python

http://www.woodpecker.org.cn/obp/django/django-stepbystep/newtest/doc/

.. in a few days.. weeks? Is it really that easy?

So I spent a little time familiarizing myself with Python, and found it doesn’t really jump out at me like Ruby did. Until I have a real need for Python, I think I’ll pass and put my time into other things.

Have started to try out Django. Everything works quite well, but I still prefer Rails.

Aprender lenguaje Python y con él hacer alguna contribución a la comunidad Linux, mediante Ubuntu

Python would be good for working

I’m a “quite experienced” programmer and I’ve been writing crazy JavaScript programs for some time. I wish to advance to a more “concrete” language, and I think Python will be a good choice.

I’ve learnt the syntax, and now what I need are real projects that will allow me to apply what I’ve learnt. It’s probably the best way to learn a language. I’m doing the SPOJ challenges, but they are challenges.

I’ll find an app to write soon.

I had programmed in BASIC and a little C++ before I learned Python, but I can honestly say that I did not understand programming – and especially object-oriented programming – until I learned Python. Python’s simplicity allowed everything to just click.

seems like a good gateway to others

Useful for Django, Programming Collective Intelligence