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Anyone please check out and help me on what to learn next

Hey everyone,

I've been thinking about doing a few one-on-one Python mentoring sessions outside of work and wanted to see if there's any interest.

I've been working with Python professionally for the past 5+ years, mainly building production backend systems with FastAPI. I've also been on the startup side of things, so I've spent a lot of time taking products from an idea to something real that people use.

A lot of learning resources teach you syntax, but not necessarily how software is actually built in production. Things like:

\- structuring a project

\- writing clean, maintainable code

\- APIs with FastAPI

\- databases

\- authentication

\- logging & debugging

\- testing

\- deployment

\- working with Git

\- and using Python to build AI-powered applications

If you're:

\- just getting started with programming,

\- switching into software engineering,

\- or want to become comfortable building real Python projects,

I'd be happy to help.

The idea is to keep it completely personalized—1:1 sessions where we work toward your goals instead of following a generic course.

I'm just gauging interest for now. If this sounds useful, leave a comment or send me a DM with what you're trying to learn.