TalkPython – Python for Entrepreneurs

TalkPython – Python for Entrepreneurs

Summary of Course
Do you have ever dreamed of starting a small business or creating a website?-Do you own a business that is based in the United States? Know a little about the Python language? That’s a great first step. However, there are many aspects to starting a successful online company. This course will help fill in those gaps and help you realize all your goals.
What are students saying?
The Python for Entrepreneurs It is amazing! We are so grateful!
— Stephen K.
Source code and course GitHub repository
github.com/mikeckennedy/python-for-entrepreneurs-Course-Demos
What’s the difference between this and other courses?

You can find many courses on the technology that is involved in building a website. A few courses won’t teach you how to launch a product online. Python for Entrepreneurs It will show you how to build a website, as well as everything that is required to make it a working online business.

This course has one goal: to drastically reduce the time it takes to go from idea to minimum viable product (MVP), to production and receiving online payments. Sometimes, this can take up to a few weeks.

It’s easy to concentrate on the product, market fit, design, etc. when building an online app or product. Once you have your product finished enough to launch the first version, you will be faced with many technical challenges before you can go live.

Accepting credit cards in a compliant way
Storing user account data in a “hacker”-Keep your product out of the headlines with a safe format
Outbound email (e.g. When a user purchases or resets their password.
Collecting users’ email for Outbound email marketing (mailing addresses)
Domain registration and configuration
Configuration and SSL certificates
Monitoring and error logging in production
Cloud server deployment
Configuring your cloud servers for Scale
Test your website’s performance and make it faster
Get help from part-time contractors to allow you to focus on product growth and development
Plus, so much more

These are all the things you will learn in this course: How do I build a data model?-Launch a web app that is driven by your business and it will be launched successfully.

After you launch your website, you will need to shift your attention to technical areas you may not have much experience in. We will also be covering

Design
Capturing and engaging users
SEO basics
Growth hacking basics
Advertise your products

View the entire course outline.
Learn how to design and build a web app

This course will show you how to create a data warehouse.-driven web application in Python. We will:

Use the Pyramid web framework to build your web app “the Python web framework that supports your decisions, by artisans for artisans.”
SQLAlchemy is the most used data access layer. Create and connect to your database. Python
Learn the fundamental elements of web designing including CSS and front-Bootstrap is an example of an end framework.

Which app should we develop and explore?

We’ll start with a blank, undeveloped web app. Then, we’ll build the ecommerce web site. for You and I both love fictional, tech-Based rock band “Blue Yellow Rockets”.

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Here is a picture of the web app we will build during the course.

Blue Yellow Rockets website app: This is what we’ll build

These are a few things to take away from this photo:

It feels modern and catchy.
It offers account management via sign in/register
Album nav link provides credit card and ecommerce options
Subscription support via the ‘get notified” field

That’s not all. It includes all of the features that we have discussed and many more.
What is covered in depth?

Estimated duration: 15 hours
Average length of chapter: 45 minutes
Lectures per chapter: **5-10 video lectures

Chapters: Please see the course outline below
Who can take this course? for?

The ideal student for This course is designed for anyone who knows some programming but wants to start an internet business.-trivial product.

If you’ve spent all your time in the middle, for example-If you’re tired of being a tier programmer at a large company and you’d like to break free from that mold to launch an AirBnB competitor, you have found the right place. This would be a big challenge but you get an idea of our intentions.

You don’t need to know PythonConsider taking my Python Jumpstart by taking the Building 10 apps course first.

A primer is recommended for those who don’t know programming. We recommend that you take the free MIT course Introduction To Computer Science and Programming Using Python. Once you have mastered the fundamental computer science concepts, you will be ready to dive into them. Python My two courses (jumpstart and entrepreneurs) are available.

This journey is not necessarily, nor recommended to be, a leap before you have looked experience. It doesn’t mean you have to quit your job and build an MVP. Then, see if the market wants it. This course is ideal for anyone looking to start a side-business or build something small. for you.
Why? Python?

The course’s premise is that you want to build something truly unique. Although many web apps can be built from a WordPress instance, a few plugins and a premium theme you will not have any control over the application.

You will need the flexibility to adapt your web app to customers’ feedback or new business models. We want you have an app that you can expand upon. for This will last for many years. This is why you will need an app that’s custom to your needs. Python It is one of our top picks for this.
You can choose the course you want to take.

We recognize that each person has different backgrounds and may need different tools to succeed. Remember that the ultimate goal is for you to get as far as you can from where you are now to launch as quickly as possible. This is how you get there:

This course is intended to be taken by students. for Random access

Let’s assume you already know. Python Web apps but not much about front-End design or accepting credit card payments. It’s okay, you can skip the database and web sections. Instead, go directly to the credit card section.

You are familiar with web design, but you need to master it. Python web exposure? It’s easy: Jump right into the Pyramid Python parts.
What if Flask or Django isn’t working?

Don’t worry if you are using Flask or Django as your web framework. We will cover almost all topics, other than Pyramid.

Stripe Checkout will be used, for example. for Credit cards. It is the same across all three frameworks. Mailchimp will be used. for Email marketing and mailing lists. Again, it’s “pip install mailchimp” You can continue the same method across all three frameworks.
Visuals that support the concepts

Although learning as you go and building apps is fun, it can be difficult to explain a topic fully in this format. When we come across a topic that is new, we make sure to discuss it with clear and concise visuals.

Here’s a sample for When we start to work with Stripe and credit cards processing.

Example: Concise visuals support concepts
Real success and experience are the backbone of our success

Matt and Michael have developed a variety online applications and launched them to various degrees of success.

Michael’s businesses, the podcast, related website and online training site – where you’ll find this course – have performed extremely well since their launch over four years ago.

The Talk Python To Me podcast is downloaded over 17,000,000 times and sponsorships go on sale 6 months ahead of time. The courses are very popular and continue to draw new and returning students. These web apps will give you a detailed look. The course will allow you to see how the apps work as well as some of the growth hacking techniques Michael used to make them so successful.

Matt’s Full Stack Python Since December 2012, the (open-source) project has helped more than a million people learn programming, web development, and application deployment. Today, over 75,000 people per month read Full Stack Python You can also contribute to the project by opening pull request issues and submitting pull requests on GitHub.

Matt inspires, and even equips his fellows. Python Swift developers as a Twilio Developer Advocate via his technical tutorials, as well as in person during hackathons and conferences.

We’ve also tried many other ventures that didn’t work out.

We will use this knowledge as much as we can to help you in this course. We want you to learn from the best. for What has worked for me?
Follow along with the subtitles and transcripts

Every course includes subtitles and complete transcripts. The transcripts can be found on a separate searchable page for Each lecture. They are also available in course-Large search results are available to help you find the perfect lecture.

The video player has subtitles for every course.
Why should you take our courses?

Meet Michael Kennedy:

Who is Michael Kennedy

Hello, my name is Michael. 😉 I have a few reasons why I am uniquely qualified to teach you. Python.

1. I host the #1 podcast. Python called Talk Python To Me. There, I interviewed many of the creators and leaders in the industry. Python community. That perspective informs all of the courses that I create.

2. Since 1996, I have been a professional trainer of software. for More than 10 years. I have trained literally thousands of professional developers through hundreds of courses all over the world.

3. My courses have been a hit with students. Here are some quotes from former students.

“Michael is super knowledgeable, loves his craft, and he conveys it all well. I would highly recommend his training class anytime.” Robert F.

“Michael is simply an outstanding instructor.” Kevin R.

“Michael was an encyclopedia for the deep inner workings of Python. Very impressive.” Neal L.

Meet Matt Makai:

Matt Makai: Who are you?

Hello there! My name is Matt Makai. for Consider my course! This course is my pleasure to teach. for Many reasons.

Since 1996, I have been a professional software developer. for I have been creating software for over 15 years. It has been a rewarding experience. for You can use it for your own purposes.

Full Stack was founded in 2012 by me. Python To help junior developers learn how to create web applications using the Python Programming language. This course is a natural extension from Full Stack. PythonStep-By-Step-by-step instructions that anyone can follow to build their own application, even without programming knowledge.

My goal is to empower and inspire fellow developers as part of the Twilio Developer Network. Even if your goal is to be a programmer, you can still build the software you desire if there are people who inspire you and you’re open to learning from others.-Videos that teach you how to code

No need to worry about getting stuck.

One of the greatest challenges in self-actualization is-It is becoming difficult to learn online in a fast-paced environment. It can be difficult for you to get the help that you need.

Talk understands this. Python Training is possible via our live online office hours. Drop in to meet other students and discuss your course progress. You can also see solutions through screen sharing.

To view the next office hours, visit your account page.
Is the course based on? Python 3 or more Python 2?

This course is based on Python 3.7. Python 2 We believe it would be unsupported in 2020.-It is recommended to teach or study Python 2. The latest async features can be found only in Python 3.5 and above
It is time to act now

Be the one! Python You are the developer you’ve always wanted to become. Get this course now.

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Course Outline: Lectures and Chapters
Welcome to the course
22:43
We are grateful for your support. for Coming
5:15
Meet your instructors
2:16
What you will learn
4:26
Built for Random-Access
3:26
What we’re going to build
1:24
Deals and corporate backers
3:51
Video player: A quick feature tour
2:05
Configuration and tooling for courses
12:41
What is the best way to start this course?
1:41
OS X Course Setup
3:11
Windows Course Setup
3:59
Linux Course Setup
3:50
Python Language refresher
18:05
Refresher Intro
1:39
Demo: Memory game – Structuring program
5:28
Demo: Memory Game – Implementing The Game
10:17
Concept reviews are at end
0:41
Pyramid: Part 1: How to build web apps
1:02:47
What are you able to build? Python?
3:06
Frameworks in a range of sizes
2:04
Web Framework Performance
2:36
Pyramid principles
2:35
Introduction to CLI
3:36
CLI Demo
6:27
CLI Concepts
3:31
PyCharm Demo
4:40
PyCharm Concepts
1:22
Inconsistencies and template variations
2:11
Project Structure
3:46
Running Pyramid in PyCharm Community edition
4:53
Introducing Pyramid Building Blocks
1:34
Building Block: Views
2:28
Building Block: Routes
2:56
Building Block:
1:19
Building Block: Models
0:47
Templates for Building Block
1:56
Managing outside dependencies
2:25
Installing with bower
6:32
Concept: Bower
1:32
Learn the back story
0:31
Source Control and Git
41:56
Source control concepts
1:06
What is Git?
1:35
Installation of Git
2:18
First time git configuration
2:56
The Git CLI
6:40
Git Repositories
3:34
Introducing GitHub
3:36
GitHub signup settings
4:54
Overview of Asymmetric Key
2:51
SSH Key Management in Linux & macOS
2:57
SSH Key Management for Windows
2:42
GitHub: Adding SSH keys
1:39
Creating git repositories
2:38
Cloning repos in Git
2:30
Explore Git More
36:38
Git: Working with Git
1:27
Git status
1:59
Git Staging & Committing
4:47
Git add
2:05
Git commit
4:08
Remote git
2:46
Git push
2:06
The Git commit log
3:02
Collaboration on GitHub
3:05
Modifying files on GitHub
3:40
Git pull
2:09
Desktop Apps for Git: Sourcetree
3:08
Additional Git resources
2:16
Web design foundations
1:09:24
Design intro
4:58
The power and potential of css
3:02
CSS Further Reading
0:34
Style-Übersicht über die Tabelle
5:35
Cache-busting
2:45
The demo: Cache-busting
4:43
The solution: Cache-busting
8:03
Concept: Cache-busting
2:06
CSS: Selectors demo
5:24
CSS: Selectors concepts
1:42
CSS: Box model demo
4:53
CSS: Box model-Concepts
2:20
Demonstrating CSS Layout
1:15
CSS: Layout Demo
6:22
CSS: Floating demo
3:51
CSS: Floating Concepts
1:34
Browser Dev Tools
6:55
CSS: What’s not covered
3:22
Pyramid: Applicable web development
1:50:28
Introduction to web development
4:01
Demo: Remember the website we built? It’s back!
2:09
The introduction of Pyramid controllers as classes
2:44

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Installing Pyramid Handlers
2:11
Concept: Controller classes via Handlers
3:08
Get started with handlers
4:07
Map routes to controller actions
5:51
Concept: Mapping routes for controller actions
1:39
Leveraging a base controller demo
3:16
Concept: Base controllers
1:08
Leakage prevention
3:35
Concept: Plugging leaky actions
1:39
Talk: A glimpse inside Python
5:07
Introduction to Chameleon templates
1:05
Concept:Template Introduction
1:05
Data flow from template to controller
3:45
The list views of data can be styled
4:38
Navigation based upon demo wrap up and logged in status
3:25
Concept: Motivation: Shared layout
2:15
Shared layout demo
8:16
Concept: A shared layout
3:13
Concept: Layout of the project structure
0:34
Concept: Anatomy of a HTML form
1:46
Concept: GET-POST-Redirect pattern
2:20
Register on the site (handle GET Section) Demo
5:10
Register on this site (handle post Section) Demo
2:51
Register on the site (data section). Demo
2:19
Register on the site (redirect section or error section). Demo
3:46
Register on the site (handle error section). Demo
3:44
View models demo (intro section)
4:11
View models demo (reading data section)
6:24
Concept: View models
3:30
Concept: Server-Side validation with view models
1:10
Client-side validation demo
3:32
Concept of the Client-side validation
0:54
Web design: Bootstrap and CSS Frontend Frameworks
2:02:57
Front-Introduction to end frames
2:27
Front-End Framework Survey
2:47
Introduction to bootstrap
9:15
Installation bootstrap (recap).
1:35
Grid layout benefits
2:14
Grid layout demo
6:05
Bootstrap Buttons
5:21
Images in Bootstrap
7:09
Introduction to navbars
0:48
navbars demo
8:05
Dark navbars and a dark bootstrap
2:26
Concept: Navigation bars
0:48
Introduction to Bootstrap forms
1:48
Demo: Bootstrap forms put into action
4:23
Concept: Bootstrap forms
1:16
Introduction to Bootstrap Dialogs
1:39
Demo of Dialogs in Bootstrap
3:52
Concept: Bootstrap Dialogs
1:24
Introduction to Bootstrap-Themes
1:11
Survey of Bootstrap Themes
7:27
From Blue/Yellow to the theme
2:33
Mix and match the theme
11:37
Use the theme to fit your layout
8:36
Add our copy and content
4:23
Section Newsletter
2:39
Section devoted to upcoming events
2:45
Section for band members
3:22
A proper footer
4:24
Incorporating the theme: Wrap up
3:31
Alternating rows with an HTML helper within the view
7:07
Access to databases starting Python: SQLAlchemy ORM
1:12:50
Introduction to SQLAlchemy
3:35
Popular deployments
2:18
Concept: SQLAlchemy architecture
2:27
Demo: Part 1: Creating the engine & base class
7:21
Demo: Part 2 Modeling tracks and albums
3:58
Demo: Part 3 Creating tables
8:26
Demo: Part 4 Relationships
5:25
Demo: Part 5 Indexes, and nullability
3:12
Concept: Modeling classes using SQLAlchemy
5:52
Demo: Creating a Unit of Work
2:13
Demo: Reading data
5:55
Demo: Use the web form for Making albums and tracks
2:13
Demo: Creating albums or tracks
10:35
Demo: A review of making albums
0:54
Concept: Unit of Work Design Design Pattern
1:44
Concept: Queries data
4:40
Concept: Adding data
1:26
SQLAlchemy: Going deeper
0:36
Building your email list
33:32
Introduction to mailing lists
2:29
How to choose a mailing lists provider
4:33
Create your mailchimp account
4:09
You can store your API keys in your web-app
4:16
For sign up requests, please use this form
4:50
Use the MailChimp API
8:19
Concept: The MailChimp API
3:36
Concept: Mailing
1:20
Identity and user accounts
1:04:04
Introduction to accounts
1:37
Demo: Account class
6:36
Concept: Account class
2:18
Demo: Create an account table
1:05
Demo: Account object creation
8:03
Demo: Hashing passwords
12:08
Concept: Hashing passwords
1:36
Talk takes a look inside Python Accounts
2:51
Login and Out
0:59
Demo: How to get started with logging in
8:45
Demo: Looking at the authentication cookie
4:57
Demo: Cookie tampering-Do you have proof?
2:09
Demo: Indicating signed-in status
2:03
Demo: Logging out
4:11
Concepts: logging in
3:05
Concept: Logged-in status
1:41
Email sending and receiving
1:14:56
Introduction to sending outbound emails
2:27
Demo: Setup for Send an email
5:14
Demo: Basic HTML email sending
6:05
Demo: Sending the basic welcome message
4:15
Concepts: Sending basic emails
3:30
Demo: Sending rich, templated emails
12:09
Concepts: Sending rich, templated emails
2:09
You can send inbound emails from your domain name
4:20
Introduction to password resets
5:33
Demo: Resetting passwords
3:02
Demo: The password-reset table
2:50
Demo: Creating resets
6:01
Demo: Send the reset code via email
2:02
Demo:
6:10
Demo: Setting the password
7:12
Concept: Password resets
1:57
SEO and Content marketing
38:21
Search Engine Optimization (SEO), foundations
4:16
Content examples
10:46
Headers and content titles
3:24
Meta descriptions
3:38
Content length
4:46
URL structure
2:28
Site speed
6:48
Support for Mobile Browsers and HTTPS
2:15
The cloud deployment
1:49:51
Introduction to deployment
2:34
Hosting
6:08
Ansible
5:18
The initial configuration
22:53
The deployment playbook
7:26
Domain names
3:56
Let’s crack!
11:26
Map for deployment
5:54
Use nginx to host your website
9:47
Git-ting our source code
9:20
Application dependencies
7:14
Supervisor waitress
5:50
Notifications
9:23
Updating resources
2:42
Making money (credit cards, businesses)
1:07:43
How to make money
4:53
Accepting credit cards
2:33
Stripe Checkout overview
3:26
Demo: Checkout skeleton
4:14
Demo: Adding checkout Javascript
11:35
Concept: JavaScript
2:21
Finalizing the purchase
9:43
API Calling Stripe
8:09
Concepts: Finalizing your purchase
2:02
Structures for businesses
4:29
US companies for People from outside the US
1:16
Pricing models and sales
5:51
Place orders
3:53
Stratechery’s story
3:18
Monitoring and recording production
1:05:07
Introduction to monitoring and logging
3:18
Logbook: Better logging than builtins
4:09
How to create the log skeleton structure
6:12
Integrating logbook into our app
10:56
Logging dependency version at startup
4:58
Logging made simple with web action methods
5:59
Logbook Concepts
3:52
Introduction to Rollbar Monitoring in Production
1:52
A glimpse inside Michael’s Rollbar Account
6:31
Create your Rollbar app
10:12
Rollbar – Setting up notifications
4:05
Concepts: Monitoring with a Rollbar
3:03
Get help with design, contracting, and other tasks
25:39
Introduction to getting assistance
4:02
Hiring contractors via Upwork
0:50
Upwork: Michael’s projects
3:12
Upwork: Reviewing applicants
4:03
Upwork: A warning tale about hiring
1:48
99designs – Premium Graphic Design
1:30
Python 99designs – Bytes
6:16
Some help for five dollars
1:07
Michael’s fiverr projects
2:51
Growth hacking basics
26:10
Growth hacking marketing
4:50
Turkey carving
3:39
Email campaigns
2:49
Open source
3:44
We need to get involved
4:44
Pricing pages
6:24
Course Conclusion
38:12
You’ve done it!
0:47
Showcase (of student creations).
0:40
Lightning review: pyramid-Building-Blocks
1:48
Lightning review: git
1:11
Lightning review: web-Design-Foundations
2:08
Lightning review: applied-pyramid
1:41
Lightning review: css-Frameworks
2:08
Lightning review: sqlalchemy
2:24
Lightning review: mailing-Liste
1:15
Lightning review: Accounts
2:08
Lightning review: Sending email
1:02
Lightning review: SEO
3:04
Lightning review: Deployment
1:04
Lightning review: Credit cards
1:44
Lightning review: Monitoring
2:46
Lightning review: Getting help
0:58
Lightning review: Growth hacking
3:32
Update the source code
1:19
The final Pyramid cookiecutter template
5:54
Thank you and good luck
0:39
Appendix: Python Language concepts
46:01
Concept: A program’s shape
1:15
Concept: Variables
0:51
Concept: Truthiness
1:47
Concept: If nothing else
1:24
Concept: Complex conditionals
1:31
Concept: for-In
1:41
Concept: Calling functions
0:59
Concept: Creating functions
1:33
Concept: File I/O
1:20
Concept: Imports and Importing Modules
1:59
Concept: Python Package index
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Concept: pip
2:26
Concept: Virtual environments
3:53
Concept: Slicing
2:53
Concept: Tuples
1:43
Concept: Named tuples
1:44
Concept: Classes
2:01
Concept: Classes vs. objects
1:44
Concept: Inheritance
1:30
Concept: Polymorphism
0:53
Concept: Dictionaries
2:30
Concept: Error handling
2:38
Concept: lambdas
2:09
Concept: list comprehensions
2:57
Concept: Need more foundational information? Python?
0:46

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