Python

Python has been such a helpful tool for so many things. It is supported by so many resources, that it behooves anyone to at least know a little...or a lot. Here are some thoughts and learnings...

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  Startin' Out Part 4 | Python's Virtual Environment Command

  This is the post where I breakdown the Python virtual environment command. It's a very useful tool to help organize and isolate the dependencies in your project. Sometimes it's nice to know what's going on under the hood...at a high level.

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  Startin' Out Part 3 | Begin: Python Virtual Environment

  Using a virtual environment is very beneficial. In this post I share what that will resemble in your project.

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  Startin' Out Part 2 | Python Packages & Libraries

  A key reason to use Python is because of it's extensive libraries and packages. In this post, I explain briefly what that means with Python.

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  Startin' Out Part 1 | Python 3 or Bust

  This is the first in a series, if you are new to Python and ready to start a project. In this post I talk about something I learned and wanted to share with those starting out.

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  Git Ready - Part 3 | Pushing to Remote

  The final part of the Git Ready series. This is a way for one who is new to using Git to get going quickly. Finding a position to start doing, and keep learning as they go. I am going to share the 3 commands needed to push a project to a remote repo.