About this episode
This week we talk about the importance of building in order to really grasp not only Python, but any practical skill for that matter.
We share some stories of our own how building and the use of deliberate practice really led to fluency in certain skills.
The mentioned brag doc article is here.
Books we're reading:
- Pikachu's Global Adventure
- Flipnosis
- Más vegetales, menos animales
- Learning Docker
Note that these books link to PyBites Books, one of our opensource projects.
You can check out all our open source projects here and contributions are more than welcome (a nice way to get your Hacktoberfest goal in!)
More from PyBites:
- Join our Slack Community here.
- Book your free Python career assessment call here.
- To build projects with us 1:1 join our PDM coaching program / community.
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