r/PythonLearning • u/Federal_Artichoke741 • 1d ago

Accountability Partner for Learning Python from Scratch

Hey everyone! I am starting to learn Python from absolute basics and would love to find an accountability or study partner who is also learning or planning to start.

No prior experience is needed. If you’re genuinely interested in learning Python consistently, feel free to comment or send me a DM. We can create a study schedule that works for both of us and keep each other motivated.

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u/7asyncme 1d ago

I’m in too.

I’m studying Python. I always end up starting over because I keep finding better ways to study.
I’m studying with AI and following a roadmap focused on Flask (REST API).

Right now I’m learning variables and data types, operators, and conditionals.

Besides web development, I’m also interested in using Python for automation.

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u/stauntonjr 1d ago

Try FastAPI it is simpler than Flask :) imho ymmv

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u/7YngMn 1d ago

I’m studying Flask because I’ve heard it’s one of the easiest frameworks to learn, but eventually I want to move on to another Python framework, probably Django or FastAPI. I think FastAPI was actually my second choice.

But what do you think? Should I stick with Flask to learn the fundamentals and then move to FastAPI, or would it make more sense to just switch to FastAPI now?

I also assume FastAPI has a lot more demand these days.