It is recommended that Full Stack Python has a collection of various python resources, from basic introduction to web application development and deployment of various frameworks, to advanced ORM and Docker. The following are some tutorials summarized on Full Stack Python. I poorly translated the following and adjusted it (adjusted the order and deleted some content):
If you don’t know other languages, python is your first language:
A Byte of Python (concise Python tutorial, this has a Chinese version of the concise Python tutorial) is a very good introductory tutorial.
Learn Python the Hard Way (Zed Shaw’s free tutorial, personally highly recommended)
Python, Django and Flask tutorial: Real Python (charged, purchase required)
This short 5 minute video explains why your starting point should be what project you want to complete or what problem you want to solve, rather than learning a language for the sake of learning a language.
pe into Python 3 is an open source python tutorial, available in HTML and PDF versions.
Code Academy has a Python track for absolute beginners.
Introduction to Programming with Python introduces basic syntax and control structures, etc., and provides a large number of code examples.
O’Reilly’s book Think Python: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist is a great introductory text.
Python Practice Book is a python practice book to help you master the basic syntax of python.
Want to learn programming by doing real projects? Check out this list of 5 programming projects for Python beginners.
One of the creators of Reddit wrote a tutorial, How to Build a Blog Site with Python (use Python to build a blog.), which makes for a very good introduction to web programming.
The author of The fullstack python wrote an article learning Python about how to learn python.
Learn Python in y minutes allows you to quickly get started in a few minutes and have a general understanding.
Python for you and me, Python's syntax, the main structure of the language, etc., and also includes tutorials on Flask Web App.
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Python
How to Develop Quality Python Code, how to develop high-quality python code
The Python Ecosystem: An Introduction, about the python ecosystem, virtual machines, python package manager pip, virtual environment virtualenv, and many advanced topics
The Python Subreddit is Python's reddit node (equivalent to China's Tieba). It is an active community where you can communicate, discuss, solve problems, etc.
Good to Great Python Reads, a collection of advanced and advanced Python articles that cover many nuances and details of the Python language itself.
Blog Free Python Tips, has many articles about python and the python ecosystem.
Python Books has some free books on Python, Django, data analysis, etc.
Python IAQ: Infrequently Asked Questions, frequently asked questions about python.
Video recordings of some technical exchange meetings: best Python videos
awesome-python collects various very easy-to-use and very cool packages in Python. It is indeed awesome and makes the author regret it (I wish I had this page when I was just getting started).
easy-python
Talk Python to Me, focuses on people and organizations using python. In each issue, some developers will be invited to talk about their work, etc.
Podcast.__init__, about python and the people who make python awesome.
Python Weekly, the latest Python articles, videos, projects, and information.
PyCoder’s Weekly, similar to python weekly.
Import Python
via：zhihu
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