[Savyer]

I'm very new to coding (I did start a number of years ago but I didn't really bother putting effort in and continuing with it) and have complete the basic Code Academy tasks to gain a foundation of understanding of Python. I was wondering if there are any other learning resources like Code Academy with a similar style of teaching.

Additionally I am looking for some cool ideas for projects which I could use to practice when my skills have developed to a greater degree of standing.

-Thanks

[Elliot Alderson.]

lynda.com is a good one.
although you need to purchase it i think.

[Savyer]

lynda.com is a good one.
although you need to purchase it i think.

Thanks, I will give it a look!

[Croc!]

codeschool.com is also a good resource very similar to CodeAcademy.

As far as good beginner projects are concerned, I would recommend making simple scripts to automate tasks on your computer such as a batch file renamer or image resizer. Also, twitter bots are quite fun and easy to make using the official Twitter API.

[Savyer]

codeschool.com is also a good resource very similar to CodeAcademy.

As far as good beginner projects are concerned, I would recommend making simple scripts to automate tasks on your computer such as a batch file renamer or image resizer. Also, twitter bots are quite fun and easy to make using the official Twitter API.

Wow, I do think an image resizer would actually be useful. Thanks for the reply, I will check out CodeSchool.