Python is a great choice for the main backend programming language in a startup

Here are some reasons why

#100daysOfCode #100daysOfMLCode #Python #Startup

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1️⃣ Easy to write & easy to read

It reads and writes almost like the English language. You need a small amount of code to get a job done. You'll probably rewrite it at least 3 times.
2️⃣ 1st class citizen on cloud platforms

You don't want to deal with physical servers in a startup. You just want to run your app. Python has cloud SDK libraries, it runs on serverless platforms, it's used in ML services, a lot of examples in cloud docs are using Python.
3️⃣ Big and welcoming community

You don't want to be the only one with a particular issue/error/question. When using Python, there is a very small chance to not find an answer on StackOverflow, GitHub issues, blogs, ...
4️⃣ ML's home is Python

Python has a vast amount of ML libraries. They are built in some of the cloud services. Using Python you can easily add ML capabilities to your product/workflow.
5️⃣ Popular language

While being popular you'll have an easier job to find new engineers for your team. There are many great software engineers using Python.
6️⃣ Automation

Python is widely used for task automation. You can easily use it to automate repeated tasks inside your business. It's easier and cheaper to automate to find and have a new employee.

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24 Nov
🤷‍♂️You've learned basics of Python and you don't know what to do next?

How to go from "hello world" to real applications?

🧵 This one is for you👇

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1️⃣ Build expense tracker CLI app.

Each expense should have following attributes:
* title (string)
* amount (float)
* created_at (date)
* tags (list of strings)

Store expenses in TXT file.

Cover: Add expense, list expenses, get expense, edit expense, delete expense
2️⃣ Add database

Instead to storing/reading in/from TXT file start using SQLite.

Write script to copy all of the existing expenses from TXT file to database.

Don't use ORM at this point.
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