3 Python Projects I’d Put On MY Resume

I've built over 100 Python projects, and here are 3 Python Projects that I would actually use on my resume. I go over 4 key components you need to know that makes for some impressive resume projects, as these python projects should be easy to understand.

🎞 Video Resources 🎞

⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | The 4 Key Concepts
02:52 | How To Select Projects
03:38 | Project No. 1
06:28 | Project No. 2
08:42 | Project No. 3
12:38 | Best Practices and Tips

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#codingtips #pythonprogramming #programming #resumetips

[kapibara]

I like the automation one, cool stuff ! Thanks Tim.

[VonX]

Holy that 3rd Project price tracker I have thought of it 2 years ago but my Idea is a little different.

[YarnellCrew]

You may have went over this in the past, but where is a good place to run stuff like this. I can't afford a bunch of monthly fees so is there someplace I could run my own API's and websites for people to easily get too, but not have a ton of expense to do it? I know it sounds lame but, with this economy and the cost of day to day living I just can't afford to take on more payments at this time.

[SashoSuper]

Man, won't it be nice if a full fledged code editor was published to mobile, because then I can just be working on my projects witout thinking about the restraints of cloud code editors or pay for "premium" features such as pip.

[poughe]

What would you say is the best places to host your code to connect a frontend and backend to showcase on a portfolio?

[PeterBarrere]

Thank you, I found you after this video was advertised on my Edge browser "news"....any chance I could get some advice? Basically, I am currently just trying to break into tech so I have a long way before I could do any of the projects you have mentioned in this video. I have a lot of studying left to do. I am targeting a entry as Software QA Manual (and then automation) testing. Any chance you could suggest some python projects that I could work on to try to get attention from potential employers? Thanks for any response =)

[priyanshumaity]

In the last project, how did you make the line chart show the price when hovered over it???

[DJRanoia]

For the Django project any recommendations on where to host something that is always live? Obviously the cheapest would be best and locally would not make sense I would think. You could also make it downloadable to have someone run locally but I am not sure if you want someone doing that reviewing who your work of a website.

[kalem]

this has been very helpful thank you. Btw i just finished following one of your pygame platformer tutorials but mid way through the game started slowing down and now its really slow the code is the same as yours and i even tried increasing the fps and still it was slow. p.s i do have a bit of a slow laptop that im working on so it could just be that the game is just too big for my laptop but still if you can help please do, thank you!

[kazmi]

😀Being slapped by an interviewer is completely unacceptable behavior. The projects are not that Bad. 😅

[carolopara]

Hi. Thank you for all the knowledge your pour into us about coding and programming😊. Are you also familiar with no code? Are you able to build an app from beginning to end without using any code? I've been curious and wondering whaf truly go into building without code. I've watched videos on YouTube but it is still confusing. It looks like tgey use a bunch of apps that integrates with what they want to build. It is a goid skill to learn as well though. I think you still need to learn some kind of programming just a little bit.

[OG]

Will you ever start code streaming again?

[WoWUndad]

noone is getting hired off side projects. either you have 5 years of paid experience or you dont. good luck freshies.
you're suggestion a flask project while your 600 competitors all know full stack/aws backend

[capitanmarmota]

If I had such good projects. Why would I waste time searching for a job? I could make money on my own

[jigsaw]

What did you find so boring in Canada that made you move to Dubai?

[Sborkin]

Do you really think that your project can have a wow effect? What is wow for one, it’s hmmm for another, so the advise is very poor