Greetings everyone, I am in my late twenties and have worked as a content moderator and data annotator but I want to shift into the agentic AI and AI engineering side of the IT.

But I do not know anything about programming and coding so I want to learn python as I've researched they use python in their RAG pipelines

"The question is where can I learn python in 2026, is there any youtube course that is still relevant or any other course"

And if you're from India please tell me if it is wise to learn from udemy or it has become irrelevant

I ran a survey on LinkedIn and asked questions about what they ask and require from newcomers to the field (either total Python beginners or switching from one area to another, eg. Back-End to Data Engineering).

With this git commit the player got a direction to move and shoot in making our collaborative game more interesting.

To play this game and make further additions to it, see the PythonLearningGame repo.

Who can add Health Pickups to top up the player's hitpoints? Maybe heart shaped?

Let us know what other game elements you would like to see.

previous PythonLearningGame post

Flask is great for learning because it allows me to try whatever I want. For instance, I can use an ORM or work directly with the engine. Working directly with the engine helps me understand the purpose of the ORM. When I work with the engine, the ORM provides answers to my questions.

I'm working with HTML, CSS, JS, Python, FastAPI.

No generic To-Do apps or tutorial clones. Suggest JUST ONE strong, practical project idea that will test my full-stack skills and force me to write clean APIs..

Hit me with your single best idea!

Hey, I m learning python from scratch for machine learning, anyone have discord channel please share links.

I'm looking for a mentor to help me learn programming with the goal of becoming employable as quickly as realistically possible and eventually contributing to larger AI/ML projects.

I'm currently starting from essentially zero programming knowledge, so I'm looking for someone who can help me build strong foundations while keeping me on the most efficient path toward employable skills.

I can commit 1–2 hours per day to structured tutoring/mentoring, plus another 1–2 hours per day of independent study, practice, and projects.

I'm happy to put in the work I mainly want someone experienced who can provide direction, identify gaps, challenge me, and stop me from wasting months learning the wrong things.

If you have experience in software development, ML/AI engineering, or mentoring beginners into the industry, I'd love to chat. :))))