How to learn python?
How much python should you know?
I quit. The clankers won
For those who if they keep hearing "DevOps", "Python ", "Automation" are gonna kill somebody... read on.
One thing I do that was recommended from a recruiter friend of mine, and have done for 7 years now, is keep my resume updated and always take phone/in-person interviews. I go out to lunch with recruiters at least 3-5 times a year or more and take at least 1 call a month.
The goal isn't to jump ship, it's to talk to them and use them as a resource to find out what the industry is looking for, where do I need to focus my skills, and am I getting paid a decent salary for the roles I am covering. This has helped me greatly and so far the calls based on my resume are steady, which means I'm meeting at least baseline criteria for them to make contact outside of the automated form emails for glorified helpdesk roles.
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When will I have access to the lectures and assignments?
Is this course really 100% online? Do I need to attend any classes in person?
Videos
Hi there, Do you think it’s worth teaching this way? I watched about 15 videos on the basics and syntax, for a total of about 3 hours of Python videos. I like the FastApi framework, is it worth learning programming through the framework? A coding is needed to DevOps job position, and I not plan become a web developer. My plan is to work in Python for a year and switch to Golang.
Sorry for my English.
I recently had an interview for a Devops position and I think I failed at the live coding python session.
I’m currently a mid level devops engineer. I haven’t got much experience with programming languages in general and very minimal scripting experience. This is mainly because in my role the opportunities just haven’t been there to do so.
I’ve recently realised that without some sort of scripting competency, I’ll probably struggle in the future to keep up with the rest of the candidates on the market.
My question is, how much python should I really know. If I just need to be able to script, then what are the fundamentals that I need to learn?
Many thanks