Tag: Learning from Mentors

Can You Become A Software Developer In 6 Months?

Can You Become A Remote Software Developer In 6 Months?

May 24, 2023 / / 0 Comments

Have you ever embarked on a journey to learn something new, only to find yourself STUCK and discouraged along the way?

Learning to code can be a rewarding but challenging endeavor, especially when you face obstacles without proper guidance and support.

In this article, we delve into the experiences of Yuliia, a passionate learner who encountered both the frustrations and triumphs of learning coding. 🚀

By understanding Yuliia’s story, you’ll gain valuable insights into the importance of personalized support in the learning process.

Can You Become A Software Developer In 6 Months?

Becoming a software developer in just six months can be quite challenging, but it’s NOT impossible! It depends on your prior knowledge, dedication, and the time you can commit to learning and practicing coding.

While six months may not be enough time to become an expert software developer, it is possible to gain a solid foundation and start a career in this field.

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Subprocess In Python (Run Command Line)

October 23, 2022 / / 0 Comments

Good evening, Roberts Greibers here.

We will get into my Python subprocess story and how I even got the point of writing blog posts about Python a bit later. 

But at this moment, I want you to pay attention and read very carefully!

What I’m about share with you is a real subprocess Python example! 🚨

How to use subprocess in Python to run command line commands!

The difference between running a shell command in Python with:

Also, a real example of me actually executing a shell command in Python.

Most “Python subprocess example” tutorials you’ll find online won’t give you a REAL project example..

And they won’t tell you what steps you’ll need to take in your specific situation. 

In this post, I’ll share how you should THINK in order to be able to come up with a solution for your own “how to run shell command in Python?” problem.. 🚀

If this sounds interesting to you, keep on reading, I’ll also give you an opportunity to become a Python developer at the end of the post 👇🏻

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