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I finally bought a proper Python course on Udemy for $15
It was the '100 Days of Code' one by Angela Yu, and it saved me from just bouncing between random YouTube tutorials. Having a real structure and projects to follow made the basics click in a way they never did before. Anyone else find a specific course that got them over the initial hump?
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park.joseph7mo ago
Structure was key for me too. That course's project based approach makes the abstract stuff feel real.
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emeryp237mo ago
Totally get what park.joseph means. My own brain needs that kind of structure or I'll just spin in circles. Without a clear project, trying to learn something like state management is just a bunch of words floating in space. But give me a real task, like building a small cart feature, and suddenly all those ideas click into place. It forces you to use the tools for their actual purpose.
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