Question

I have just completed the Python track on Codecademy. So, can some-one suggest me what should I learn next, in order to build up on it.

Answer 1

this is a good course but you should wait till it restarts:

https://www.edx.org/course/mit/6-00x/introduction-computer-science/586

till you wait you could do some OCW python courses :

http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-00-introduction-to-computer-science-and-programming-fall-2008/index.htm

this is the 2008 one but you can find there also the 2011 one.

:)

Answer 2

Thank you. That was helpful. Some of my friends have suggested me to learn the Django frame-work and some more advised me to to take the course https://education.10gen.com/courses/10gen/M101P/2013_June/about

What is your opinion ?

Answer 3

well both sound very interesting...actually i might enroll to the Mongo one...

the courses I linked you, emphasize on the "how to program", rather than python...they just use python for that.

Answer 4

Well, thanks for that. Coming to the "How to program" part, check out the "Learn to program: The fundamentals" course on https://www.coursera.org/

Answer 5

ye there are many courses...very good ones too...but no time for all of them..

Answer 6

I just enrolled in the Mongo db for administrators. See you all online in July!

Answer 7

Much of programming is experience. Find some small projects you can do and have to work out how to do. Find some of the free books on the web on Python. Look at the projects and assignments in them. Do the work. Come up with solutions. The key is thinking like a programmer and breaking down the tasks into things that the software can manage.

Answer 8

totaly agree with @e.mccormick and
@Preetha hehe i think ill join also!

Answer 9

Thank you guys for the help. Then, I'll start solving problems on the Euler's project and learn a GUI tool kit for python, maybe Tkinker. :)