On Feb 27, 6:31 pm, Alvin Ghouas <alvin.gho...@gmail.com> wrote: > Yet despite my numerouse web searchs for project based tutorials,i cant > seem to find any good ones.
Welcome to the python list. Guides on writing large projects are definitely few and far between. I can only think of a few, but they're all specifically for frameworks like Plone, and even then are generally not describing overly complex projects. I think this knowledge is something most programmers gain through trial & error, and when you're working on a large project you generally don't have the time to write a tutorial telling someone else how to do the sort of thing you're doing. > So, is there anyone out there willing to share some experience? I have a few recommendations: 1. Read the code of large open-source projects. This is where all the real project-oriented experience is stored. 2. Find an open-source project you're interested in and start helping out. Read their bug tracker and see if there's anything you think you can fix. Become used to submitting patches and working with a team of developers. 3. Find blogs by developers working on large projects. While not tutorials as such, you'll learn a lot by reading about what problems they hit and what they're currently focused on resolving. Good luck in taking your coding to the next level! -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
