Hello-Python
Curso para aprender el lenguaje de programación Python desde cero y para principiantes. 100 clases, 44 horas en vídeo, código, proyectos y grupo de chat. Fundamentos, frontend, backend, testing, IA...
A Spanish Python course that ends with a deployed API
One hundred classes, forty four hours of video, code, projects, and a learner chat group. Mouredev's Hello Python teaches the language from zero, then pushes into backend, frontend, testing, and AI.
What the course covers
The curriculum spans fundamentals, frontend, backend, testing, and AI, all delivered in Spanish, matching a repository description written for a Spanish speaking audience. The landing page lives at mouredev.link, the repo is Python under Apache-2.0, and it holds close to 37,000 stars, which are unusual numbers for course material.
The two fundamentals levels
The entry point is a fundamentals course built from live classes covering Python basics. An intermediate fundamentals course follows, continuing the language from the same bases laid down in the first. Together they form the floor of the curriculum that every later course assumes you stand on.
Backend: a real API, a real server
The backend course is not toy work. Learners implement a REST API with authentication and a database, then deploy the project on a real server. One honest note survives in the docs: the Deta service used in the course no longer exists, and the recommendation is to check the FastAPI deployment documentation or use one of the suggested free providers instead.
Frontend with production deployments
The frontend course covers Python for web development through two real projects, both deployed to production. Pairing it with the backend track means a learner can finish having shipped something visible rather than only having run exercises.
The AI class
A dedicated class walks through integrating ChatGPT into a project: calling it from an application, keeping conversations going, and setting the AI's context. For a beginner course that is a pragmatic choice, since the API pattern is what newcomers are most likely to be asked to build. A chat group for learners rounds out the offering.
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