🔒 Starting as a dev

[wild oak]

Im starting as a python dev, and idk what to do to improve my skills, someone has a hint of something to do? like a program or sth to do, im a little lost on how to improve rn.
-# i have done simple programs like auto clicks and a discord bot for me and my friends, nothing great to this point.

[feral drum]

@wild oak

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[nocturne fulcrum]

How much you know about making discord bot?

[pliant hamlet]

!res

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[pliant hamlet]

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[wild oak]

Know How to make It using discord.py, make It online and do some comands, i have some a integration with mongodb to do a database for coins and stuff too

[wild oak]

Thx!

[nocturne fulcrum]

Well, I would say it's a little more than basic

[celest grove]

Do you know programming theory already?
Cause that's something where improving doesn't only help you in Python but in all languages.
With programming theory I mean stuff like data structures and algorithms and software development, and then you can still dive deeper regarding the exact topic you want, e.g. if you're interested in databases you can look at how these work internally.

[worn thorn]

if you haven't done so yet, maybe look into tooling such as uv, ruff, pre-commit and git when collaborating in a team with others, also maybe some automatic testing of your code if you aren't doing that already either

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