Building a Python Application Course One

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MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Difficulty: Advanced | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 12 Lectures (1h 57m) | Size: 3 GB

Description
One of the best ways to learn new programming languages and concepts is to build something. Learning the syntax is always just the first step. After learning the syntax the question that arises tends to be: what should I build? Finding a project to build can be challenging if you don't already have some problems in mind to solve.

Throughout this course, we're going to learn more about Python 3 by building a data ingestion process. We're going to go from setting up a development VM through to deploying the app to a 16 core, cloud VM where we can test. The application is going to allow us to submit articles to a front-end HTTP endpoint where they'll be enqueued onto a multiprocessing queue. On the back-end, a set of worker processes will dequeue the articles, extract named entities from the article, and enqueue the results to be saved. A set of saver processes will dequeue the results and save the records to Cloud Firestore. Both the front and back-ends will be run together using supervisord. And we'll use setuptools to create a software distribution used to deploy the app.

This course is broken up into sprints to give you a real-world development experience, and guide you through each step of building an application with Python

Learning Objectives
Configure a local development environment for an app using a VM
Implement a data processor that can accept text, extract named entities, and return the results
Implement a multi-process aware message queue and use Pytest
Create data models to use as messages to pass on the message queue
Create the backend for the application
Create a web endpoint that we can use to enqueue our post models
Implement a method for running the frontend and backend together
Run the application using a dataset to see how the system performs under actual server load

Intended Audience
This course is intended for software developers or anyone who already has some experience of building simple apps in Python and wants to move on to something more complex.

Prerequisites
To get the most out of this course, you should be familiar with Python, ideally Python 3, and have some knowledge Linux and how to use Git.

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