How Can You Gain More Python Experience If No Other Senior Dev Is Around?

Working with others is the best way to improve your Python skills, hands down. Unfortunately, many aspiring Pythonistas work jobs where they are completely on their own.

There’s no senior developer on your team…

No mentor to give you feedback on your code…

Sure, having that freedom is nice sometimes—but lately you notice how it limits your ability to grow:

Usually, you can write some Python code that can get the job done—But what you really want is to attain Python MASTERY.

I know I’ve been there myself:

There’s this craving in you to write clean, well-engineered, Pythonic code—

You love programming Python. And to grow your career and get access to the highest-paying Python dev jobs your Python skills must grow, too.

How great would it feel if writing clean and concise Python became an effortless habit, instead of the directionless struggle it seems to be today?

But it’s tough knowing where to start and to build a learning plan, if you get zero feedback on the code you write day to day…

When will you know you’ve learned enough to move onward to intermediate and professional levels of Python?

Reddit and other forums don’t really help. Plus—let’s be frank—some people there give horrible & judgmental feedback only to beat you down.

I know from personal experience it’s no fun to share your code publicly with the world if you don’t feel confident enough yet.

And so, you’re left with this chicken and egg (Python and egg?) problem:

How can you know what you don’t know?

What are the “rough spots” in the Python code you write? What are the 80/20 quick fixes you could apply to leapfrog your skills?

Thankfully, there is an effective and proven solution that deals with all of these issues.

It’s available today to any Python developer, anywhere in the world.

Let me explain. Here are only some of the benefits you can gain from it:

  • Learn a logical way to approach refactoring your code by seeing how someone with more experience does it.
  • Identify the areas in your code where you can get the biggest improvements with the least amount of effort.
  • Weed out Python “beginner mistakes” quickly. Get on track to building the confidence in your skills for a career change.
  • Gain the skills you need to make your Python code more idiomatic, clean, and maintainable.
  • Dissolve roadblocks in your learning instantly. Learn how to write “developer quality” Python without spending time and money on courses and books.
  • Understand where your Python skills are at and what you need to go independent as a freelance developer or look for your next Python job.

The solution that can get you all of these benefits (and more) is a personalized video code review for your Python code.

Such a code review can be done completely asynchronously, and even across timezone differences.

It allows you to learn at your own pace, from anywhere in the world.

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Read on to see how a personal video code review can help you move closer towards Python mastery.

I’m looking forward to help you on your Python journey. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me today.

Happy Pythoning!

— Dan Bader

Here’s What Your Python
Code Review Includes:

  • Personalized Code Review Video: Once you made the booking I’ll get in touch with you over email so you can send me the code you’d like to get feedback on. You’ll receive your video code review within just 5 working days.
  • Confidentiality: This is a private code review, just for you. Your code and the code review video will remain private and will not be shared publicly.
  • One Week Follow-up via Email: If you have more questions after watching your code review video I’d be happy to answer your questions over email.

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Ready to do this? Book your code review by clicking the button below. Once you made the booking I’ll get in touch with you over email.

Your code review will be ready for you within 5 working days:

I currently do not accept new coaching clients. To be added to the waiting list, please email me at mail at dbader dot org.

F.A.Q.

Can I see some examples of what your reviews look like? Sure, here’s a YouTube playlist with public code review videos that I recorded a while ago.

What happens after I book my code review? Once you made the booking I’ll get in touch with you over email so you can send me the code you’d like to get feedback on. I’ll record your code review within the next 5 working days and then share it with you privately.

How much code can I send you? The more focused a code review is the better the result you’ll get. I can’t give you sensible and actionable feedback on thousands of lines of code. Generally you can send me as much code as you want, but please keep in mind that I won’t be able to cover it all. Where it makes sense to send more code is when you’d like to get an architecture review, e.g how to structure your programs modules and lay out your modules.

How long will the resulting code review video be? Each video code review will be approximately 30 minutes long.

Will I be able to download my code review video so I can watch it again later? Yes, you can download your code review video as a high-resolution DRM-free download. You’ll be able to watch it as many times as you want, on any device you want.

I have another question! Please email me at mail@dbader.org and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Helpfulness Guarantee—
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Your Python Skills
Or You Pay NOTHING


I want each code review to be genuinely helpful for you.

My reputation is at stake and if you’re not satisfied with the results of your code review, I will either:

1) Jump on Skype with you for 30 minutes of 1:1 coaching to help you get your money’s worth. My usual rate for 1-on-1 coaching is $200 per hour, so this is a risk for me. But I want you to succeed with this service.

2) Or, if you prefer, I’ll cheerfully refund your money in full. No questions, no hassles, any time within the next 90 days. You can even keep the video.

Either way, all the risk is on me.

— Dan Bader

I currently do not accept new coaching clients. To be added to the waiting list, please email me at mail at dbader dot org.