Day 21 : Final Day But Not END

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Hello guys,

First of all, thank you for being here. I hope you learn something from these 20 days. We all are in a difficult situation, stuck at home because of this corona Virus. But We have to thank God once because at least we are safe and alive. Thousands of people dying every day but we are alive.

And the more important thing is we have lots of time. Some of you may utilize time well and get ready for the future after crises end.

To be honest with you guys, I am not afraid of dying because after we die anything no longer has importance.
I just afraid of living (not in a bad way). While we are living we get more challenges in the day-today basis some of which might small some of big that you may not handle. But we have to accept that challenge and work hard to achieve that.

Basically, guys, the main point is we don't want to waste our time in these crises. From my perspective real crises will start after the end of Corona. And we have to prepare for that.

I hope you will utilize your time more efficiently learning new things.
As I learned t-shirt design basic and website designing using adobe xd check my Instagram account.
@mr._mephisto_  Instagram


 So What Next?
I hope you learn some basics of python and some advance stuff of python.

 There are plenty of stuff you can try next because this is just beginning 

Web development:
If you are interested in web development python gives you two ways(frameworks).
1 Flask
2 Django
Check this blog Click here

 Personally, I will suggest going for a big bad Django. Plenty of websites built with Django like Instagram

 Learn From Here on Youtube
He is a really good guy, I learned from here
Machine learning/Data Science:
Firstly I am not an expert in machine learning know some basic concepts.
But wait I know someone who is best Siraj Raval
He explains concepts well.


Some Youtube Channel As Programmer You Must follow

1  Siraj Raval - Machine learning
2  Hitesh Choudhary - web development/ App development
3 Telusko - web development/ App development
4 Dev Ed - Designing
5 Kalle Hallden - web development/ App development
6 Academind -web development/ App development
7 Jesse Showalter - Web design (Awesome  Design Must visit once)
8 DesignCourse - Webdesign ( This one too)

 Github Link You May like

 1 https://github.com/Mitesh2499
2 https://github.com/smahesh29
3 https://github.com/chavarera (Must Visit once)
4 https://github.com/Arbazkhan4712 (Best projects)



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