Summary of Reddit Comments on "Python App Development Course from Microsoft"

Udemy Courses and Learning Python:

• Many users recommended trying out different tutorials and languages rather than being stuck in a tutorial loop before deciding on a project.
• Some users found free Udemy courses through coupons not worth it and advised finding good instructors and investing in courses.
• A user shared their experience with Python saying they learned a few things but didn't know what to do next and were looking for a site to challenge themselves.
• Typescript was suggested over JavaScript for learning object-oriented principles, especially for beginners with no coding experience.
• Python was highlighted as being versatile for web development, data analysis, and machine learning/AI.

Game Development and Python Libraries:

• The Arcade library was mentioned as a newer and more robust library for making games in Python.

Front-End Development and Python:

• Python frameworks for front-end development were criticized for being clunky, and it was emphasized that learning JavaScript, CSS, and HTML was necessary for building websites.
• Pygame was described as a learning framework with limitations for game development, contrary to the belief that Python is good for making games.
• It was recommended to focus on Python's strengths for tasks not visible to users, such as backend development.

Learning Approach and Project Ideas:

• There was a general sentiment towards not getting stuck in a tutorial loop and instead trying to build something early on to guide learning.
• It was advised to have a goal in mind, such as a specific project or job, when approaching programming to set a direction for learning.
• Learning by building projects outside of tutorial environments was encouraged for a more practical learning experience.

Other Courses and Resources:

• Recommendations were shared for free Netacad self-paced courses on cybersecurity, networking, Linux OS, IoT, and business.
• Educational resources and free training/conference links were shared for cybersecurity and practical training modules.
• Links were provided for additional resources and courses for programming learners.
• A user recommended NIST's online learning content for additional resources.
• There were requests for free or discounted courses on religious topics and assistance with finding free resources for scientists and engineers.

Miscellaneous Comments:

• Users expressed gratitude for the effort put into compiling the Information.
• A user shared their experience transitioning from Sales to Tech and sought advice on securing an internship at Cisco.
• An AMA on technical internships at Cisco and questions relating to cybersecurity, work-life balance, and internship application tips were mentioned.
• Practical advice was provided on standing out during the Cisco internship application process.
• Feedback from Cisco internships and their integration of recommendations was discussed.
• Tips on breaking into the security industry, passion in tech, and the Tech industry were also shared.
• The importance of having passion for the tech field and developing new skills in one's role were highlighted.