If I were starting Python web development from zero, I’d first nail down the fundamentals—basic syntax, Git, HTML/CSS/JS—and set up a solid toolchain (VS Code, virtual environments). Then I’d jump into building real stuff: microservices with Flask, async APIs with FastAPI, data modeling with an ORM, and handling authentication/authorization. Wrapping it all up in a full project helps glue the concepts together.
Once you’ve got the core workflows down, I’d explore Django for a batteries-included framework, deploy on a platform like Railway (you get $20 in credits!), and level up with advanced topics—caching, testing, CI/CD, security optimizations—to polish your skills and really ship production-ready apps.
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