Responder Web Framework Mini-course Transcripts
Chapter: Welcome to the course
Lecture: Some excerpts from 100 days

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0:00 Now some of the content in fact the main demo where we build out this Responder API comes from this other course that we're working on
0:09 and we have been working on for a long time called 100 days of Web in Python. Haven't heard of it? That's because this is the first time
0:17 were publicly talking about it at all so workin' on this with Bob Belderbos and Julian Sequeira who helped with the 100 days of Python course
0:25 100 days of Code in Python course that we already did, and this is another massive course covering all sorts of things in the web framework world.
0:31 Vue JS, React, Flask, Django, Responder APIStar, you name it. If you want to dig into a bunch of different web frameworks
0:40 and kind of get a survey of the entire landscape this is the course where we're doing that. It's going to be like 25 hours of content
0:46 and it's going to be amazing. So in the next chapter when we build out this API some of that presentation is coming from
0:52 a little excerpt from his 100 Days of Web course. Now, I didn't know anything about it or have any experience with this 100 Days of Web course
1:01 but you'll see it in the demo links like in the fold or path. Things like that if you see that and
1:07 you're like, wait, what is this 100 Days of Web about? Well, here's what it's about. So we took this little bit of Responder
1:12 from the 100 Days of Web course and we turned it into its own proper course this little mini course that you can take right here.
1:19 That's what it's about, check this out. It's not out yet at the time of the recording but maybe the time of watching.
1:25 Anyway, if you subscribe to get notified somehow at training.talkpython.fm like you have an account and you haven't opted out
1:32 for example, you'll definitely hear about this when it comes out. Heads up, this a little excerpt from a really big course
1:38 that's been blown up to be its own proper course.


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