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Course Conclusion
You now know how to:
- Manage Python project dependencies with pip
- Isolate project dependencies with virtual environments to avoid version conflicts
- Find and identify quality third-party packages to use in your own Python projects
- Set up repeatable development environments and application deployments
Congratulations, you made it to the end of the course! What’s your #1 takeaway or favorite thing you learned? How are you going to put your newfound skills to use? Leave a comment in the discussion section and let us know.
00:01 Congratulations, you’ve made it all the way to the end of the course! There was a lot to cover when it comes to Python dependency management. Let’s do a quick lightning review of what you learned in the course.
00:17 You now know how to manage project dependencies with the pip package manager. You know how to isolate project dependencies with virtual environments to avoid version conflicts.
00:31 You know how to find and identify quality third party Python packages that you can use in your own projects. And you also know how to set up repeatable development environments and application deployments.
00:44 All of those are important skills for any professional Python developer. Programming Python is such a wide field and there is tons more to learn. So if you are interested in getting more Python learning resources, check out my website at dbader.org.
01:00 There you can find many more videos and tutorials that will help you on your journey toward mastering Python. Thanks so much for going through the course, I hope you had a great experience and learned a lot about Python dependency management.
fjamcom on July 25, 2020
Excellent course! Well explained, you truly know your subject well.
naruchitwates on Aug. 10, 2020
Well organized course with clear explanation.
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iammarciof on April 2, 2020
Hello Dan. Thanks for the course. Where does pipenv stands? Isn’t actually the better to use pipenv instead of pip and venv?