What's your favorite Python resources?

[rtn@chaos.social]

What's your favorite Python resources? Apart from the official documentation of course.

#python

[povable@mastodon.art]

@rtn some podcasts are great, such as the ones from RealPython

[osunderdog@dmv.community]

@rtn

Maturin

[villares@ciberlandia.pt]

@rtn

• https://greenteapress.com (Allen Downey's amazing open books)
• https://alsweigart.com/ (Al Sweigart's https://automatetheboringstuff and more wonderful stuff)
• https://pythonfluente.com The online Portuguese translation of Ramalho's Fluent Python.
• https://third-bit.com/sdxpy/ Greg Wilson's Software Design by Example

#Python #PythonBooks #FLOSS

[bit@ohai.social]

@rtn https://quickref.me/python

[rtn@chaos.social]

@villares The "Software Design by Example" looks completely badass!

[satobi@burningboard.net]

@rtn
Hi,
thanks for asking.
I really like w3schools.com, geeksforgeeks.org and realpython.com.

Also I use LLMs as reference due to to the more precise but eventually wrong output.

What do you use?