Welcome to my Python Mega Course repository! 🎉 Here, you’ll find a collection of projects that I’ve developed while mastering Python through hands-on experience. This repository showcases my growth as a developer and highlights my ability to build real-world applications.
The Python Mega Course is a comprehensive program designed to take learners from Python beginners to expert developers. The course emphasizes practical skills with projects ranging from web applications to data analysis.
Below are some of the key projects I’ve completed during the course, showcasing a variety of skills and technologies:
Technologies: Flask, HTML/CSS, Bootstrap
- A personal portfolio website built with Python and Flask.
- Features a dynamic project gallery and responsive design.
- Key Features: Contact form, user-friendly navigation, and deployable on Heroku.
Technologies: Pandas, Matplotlib, Streamlit
- Interactive data visualization dashboard showcasing insights from real-world datasets.
- Key Features: CSV data upload, dynamic chart rendering, and trend analysis.
3. Web Scraper
Technologies: BeautifulSoup, Requests
- Automated script to scrape job listings from top tech websites.
- Key Features: Keyword-based search, data export to CSV, and scheduling with cron jobs.
- Python Fundamentals: Object-oriented programming, file handling, and debugging.
- Web Development: Flask, Jinja2, and responsive design principles.
- Data Analysis: Numpy, Pandas, and data visualization libraries.
- Automation: Web scraping and task scheduling.
- Version Control: Proficient in Git/GitHub for collaboration and code management.
- Problem-Solving: Tackled real-world challenges and implemented efficient solutions.
- Adaptability: Mastered new frameworks and libraries through independent research and practice.
- Collaboration: Leveraged Git to manage projects and simulate teamwork scenarios.
To explore any project in this repository:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/mmilton1/python-mega-course-projects.git
- Navigate to the project folder:
cd project-folder-name
3. Install the required dependencies:
```bash
cd project-folder-name