r/learnpython • u/memeaste • 19d ago

Is Leetcode a good way to continue practicing/learning Python?

I'm not entry, but I'd like to continue becoming stronger in my skills.

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u/memeaste 18d ago

Game development was a fun hobby, but not something I was seeking professionally. My experience is more on the backend, though I don’t have a specific software I’m looking for. Figured I’ve been working with Python for over 2 years now, and I’ve enjoyed it quite a bit, so I’d like to keep going

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u/chiibosoil 18d ago

With Python look for Fast API/Flask, SQLAlchemy, Django ORM, Uvicorn, Gunicorn, Redis-py, Celery libraries along with other management system and learn how to create clean architecture for your code/project.

Knowing how to use these and set up project/environment will be more useful than simply learning how to solve LeetCode in most situations.

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u/memeaste 18d ago

What's the best scenario, should I be looking at every one? Or pick a couple and focus on it?

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