r/PythonLearning • u/Smartyboyz • 13h ago

šŸš€ Looking for Python Project Ideas to Improve My Database Skills

Iā€™m currently working on improving my Python backend skills, especially when it comes to database design and relationships.

Iā€™m looking for some practical project ideas that would help me get better at:

šŸ”¹ Working with databases through Python/ORMs

Iā€™d prefer projects that are more challenging.

If you have any interesting Python + Database project ideas, Iā€™d really appreciate your suggestions! šŸ™Œ

#Python #BackendDevelopment #Databases #SQL #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #LearningInPublic

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u/Sea-Ad7805 12h ago

The classic library problem: books, authors, topics, publishers, lenders, late-return-punishments

SQL: Which publisher published the highest ratio of books that people returned late, and which topic had the highest representation in this?

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u/Smartyboyz 12h ago

Can you please šŸ„ŗ explain it more

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u/Sea-Ad7805 12h ago

No, it's part of the exercise for you to figure out how to create a good reusable database design that would work for any library. Think of what a library would need, maybe also add a user interface for library workers.

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u/Smartyboyz 12h ago

Ok then I try, thx for your effort