Grow Your Python Portfolio With 13 Intermediate Project Ideas

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Darren Jones

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0 - Intro.mp4

00:27

1 - Importance.mp4

01:28

2- Choosing A Platform.mp4

10:11

3 Comparison Cli.mp4

01:41

4 Comparison Gui.mp4

03:01

5 Comparison Web.mp4

02:57

6 Recap.mp4

01:24

7 Contact Book.mp4

03:28

8 Site Connectivity.mp4

03:47

9 Bulk File Rename.mp4

02:04

10 Directory Tree Generator.mp4

02:59

11 Content Aggregator.mp4

03:57

12 Regex Query.mp4

03:11

13 Url Shortener.mp4

03:08

14 Post It Note.mp4

03:11

15 Quiz.mp4

02:33

16 Audio Player.mp4

04:41

17 Alarm Tool.mp4

03:44

18 File Manager.mp4

04:04

19 Expense Tracker.mp4

03:04

20 Tips.mp4

03:39

21 Conclusion.mp4

00:36

Description

Now that you know the basics of Python, you can put that knowledge to use by building projects to put in your portfolio. The trick is finding project ideas that are just right for your level. Creating a variety of applications is a way to demonstrate your knowledge and share it with others.

In this course, you’ll get 13 project ideas that you can work on as an intermediate Python developer. The project ideas cover a wide range of application type and can be built using a command line, web based, or graphical user interface. You’ll see examples of existing applications for inspiration, and get links to Python libraries and resources to assist in your application development.

In this course, you’ll learn:

What You'll Learn?

The importance of building projects
The major platforms you can build projects for
Thirteen project ideas you can work on
Some tips for working on projects

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Darren Jones

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Darren is an avid Pythonista and creates video tutorials for Real Python. Having followed a varied career as a nuclear industry instrumentation engineer, a musician, recording engineer and teacher, he’s always been interested in computers, spending the last 20 years producing music with them and teaching music technology. He’s written books on the subject, and spends the remainder of his time improving his Python skills, with a view to bringing them into the studio and classroom for better understanding of both music and programming.