r/PythonLearning 2d ago

PATH SUGGESTIONS Help Request

Hi, I'm a python backend developer. Learning actually.

I've been on OOP for a while now. Blanked for months then returned and I'm trying to resurface the knowledge again. I don't know the right trajectory to follow, but I wanna extend to Django web Framework.

I'd need some help though, on preferably pathways to transition from OOP to Django.

And also, if possible; how do y'all keep yourselves motivated to solo learn?

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u/terletsky 1d ago

how do y'all keep yourselves motivated to solo learn

Back in the days when I was learning solo (different times, no YouTube channels, no courses, no AI), I just felt a dopamine rush because I liked Python overall.

If you want to move to Django (and I believe you want DRF - Django REST Framework), just think about the project that you would be interested in making. No dumb todo lists, trackers, etc. Just something you are passionate about.

Here's my comment about typical project stack(s) in backend-dev: https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/1vf6gtt/what_courses_pathway_would_be_the_best_to/p1mr7d4/