Python on the Backend

Si. Hussein no decepciona. El hombre es de ir por los fundamentos, asi que esto confiado esto es una buena eleccion

Not worth for 12 euros. Would be worth for 4 euros. Congratulations to the author for arranging the material. In the intro the presenter speaks about how muuuuuuch and maaaaany projects he is involved into, yet throught the course I didn't feel it at all. Section 1-8 is kind of the same as reading Tornado package documentation. Section 9 provides some interesting insights/examples.

I actually have Python 3.10 and pip 21.1.2 already installed, but I wanted to be sure I didn't miss anything,

Tutorial is good but requires deep understanding of how things work with Tornado. Ie. in Windows if you run the script from another folder most "paths" won't work leading to a major waste of time. Should have been stressed out that paths are relative to where you run the script therefore a simple main_dir var would have been sufficient to solve the problem...

Could have had more content on other backend libraries at least to give a high level perspective of backend development and compare it to Django or say NodeJS. Rest of the content is great though.

either there is something wrong with my Visual studio or more likely this pillock doesn't have a clue

Great course , the topic in this course is very relevant and teaches you the basic skills needed to start web programming not only the backend . Thanks a lot Hussein keep up the good work!!!

This was a great introduction to Tornado and what goes into a python API. Very simple example using a text file for data storage, but it's the GET/POST that is the most important part of the course. The javascript video at the end was really cool even though I'm not familiar with it. Seeing it in action makes me want to learn it.

The course is amazing and the instructor explained it in a very well manner. It would be great if I could a certificate on completion of this course. There are only 26 lectures in course, perhaps the certificate part seems to be missing. Kindly do the needful, Thanks.

As I am a beginner, I stuck several times on my windows machine and it become a little harder for me to catch the installation of various packages and external Softwares. Also, I am unable to execute "nginx -s reload" command on windows so I left Chapter 24 in between (due to the above command) after many-many web searches and hard tries.

Its new for me to see server side actions like this.you are very good at delivering the content.Thanks a lot.

as a debutant i find this course very informatique so far and i'm excpecting it to be way more better than i thought

this course has amazing but I would not get the certificate actually this course has 26 lectures and progress cycle show 27 lectures that will be I can't understand

Considering the course is free, it's excellent because one learns how to use Python to write and consume REST APIs, create Docker containers, work with Postgres DB instances, etc. Certain videos especially towards the end make big leaps and also have been stitched together from maybe the author's own YouTube channel so the flow is a little off. But overall considering this course is free, all I can say is thank you! It's been informative and easily worth spending my time on. Hope you get many more people who complete the course

The ONLY issue I have is that it wasn't explicitly stated (at least I didn't see it) that this was only going to have instructions for MAC. It took me 3 hours to figure out the stuff on Windows, not because I'm a newbie but I just think it should be more clear that it's not for Windows or Ubuntu, or take the 30 seconds to tell us what to do with Windows. I am about to start the actual content, so I can't yet comment on the quality of the course but I'm sure as long as the Visual Studio Code consoles in ubuntu are the same as the instructor's, it'll be a great experience. OMG i jsut saw he has the windows instructions afterwords...I wish he would've just said to go to next videos if you are windows... and now i have spent almost two hours trying to figure out why the code won't run on ubuntu ... it's just annoying not to have what seem to be common problems (it's all over the web) and not get quick solutions in the tutorial (such as, "if you get an event listener problem ..."), and also really annoying not to be able to see the entire screen with the full code to the edge at all times. I know other people rated it highly, they must be Mac users or enjoy installing stuff. I don't.