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We track 19 posts about Learn from 10 engineering blogs. Most active: Babbel, Real Python, Pamela Fox. Latest post: Nov 5, 2026.
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Learn With Mentor AI: Getting More Out of Video Courses (opens on the source site)
I like being able to pause video courses. I can replay a command, check my own terminal, or take a minute to work out what happened. But sometimes I want to ask the instructor a question before they move on. That’s what I tried using Mentor AI for while watching a course on Real Python. Mentor AI is Real Python’s AI learning assistant, and it’s part of a Real Python membership. It knows Real Python’s content and what you’ve been learning on the site. You’ll find the Mentor AI orb in the corner of every page, and clicking it starts a conversation. You need to be signed in to use it. If you’re…
Quiz: Learn With Mentor AI: Getting More Out of Video Courses (opens on the source site)
In this quiz, you’ll test your understanding of Learn With Mentor AI: Getting More Out of Video Courses. By working through this quiz, you’ll revisit how to ask Mentor AI about the moment you paused on, point it at a passage in the transcript, and get a different explanation when the first one doesn’t click. You’ll also review what to do when your terminal doesn’t match the recording and how to check what stuck after a lesson. [ Improve Your Python With 🐍 Python Tricks 💌 – Get a short & sweet Python Trick delivered to your inbox every couple of days. >> Click here to learn more and see…
Building a startup with AI? Here’s what you can learn from our 21-Day Startup Challenge winners (opens on the source site)
A rent tracker built by a son managing his mother’s property from another city. A tool that catches AI-built websites that look finished but quietly don’t work. A study app that c… The post Building a startup with AI? Here’s what you can learn from our 21-Day Startup Challenge winners appeared first on Hostinger Blog.
Learn With Mentor AI: A Guided Journey Through Async Python (opens on the source site)
I’d been writing Python for a couple of years before async programming made sense to me. I understood the general idea, but the syntax just never felt like Python. Why would calling a function with () not run it, and what exactly was I supposed to await? Eventually I made progress through a long Mentor AI conversation, so that’s how this tutorial works, too. Instead of reading about async Python, you’ll learn it in conversation with your mentor. The interactions show you different ways to use the mentor, and I hope you’ll add learning through conversation to your toolkit. Mentor AI is Real…
Quiz: Learn With Mentor AI: A Guided Journey Through Async Python (opens on the source site)
In this quiz, you’ll test your understanding of Learn With Mentor AI: A Guided Journey Through Async Python. By working through this quiz, you’ll revisit how to steer a conversation with your mentor, the difference between concurrency and parallelism, what calling an async def function returns, and how to avoid blocking the event loop. When you’re done, you can go further with the Async Programming in Python quiz. [ Improve Your Python With 🐍 Python Tricks 💌 – Get a short & sweet Python Trick delivered to your inbox every couple of days. >> Click here to learn more and see examples ]
Hack the World: Why hackathons are still the best place to learn to build (opens on the source site)
The barriers to building software have collapsed. Today, anyone can build. Hackathons are a great place to start learning. The post Hack the World: Why hackathons are still the best place to learn to build appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
There Has Never Been a Better Time to Learn the Software Development Lifecycle (opens on the source site)
Learning the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) has never been easier. When I say “learning,” I mean good old-fashioned reading the docs, trying something, failing, trying again, probably failing once more, and finally succeeding. Whatever part of the lifecycle you want to understand still needs that attention. The traditional parts of the SDLC are planning, requirements […] The post There Has Never Been a Better Time to Learn the Software Development Lifecycle appeared first on Atomic Spin.
How Many People Speak English, And Where Is It Spoken? (opens on the source site)
Babbel ·
Did you know English is by far the world's most studied language? And that 20% of the world speaks it? Read on to learn more interesting facts about the English language. The post How Many People Speak English, And Where Is It Spoken? appeared first on Babbel.
Which Languages Are Spoken In Belgium? (opens on the source site)
Babbel ·
Though you won’t find any “Belgian” speakers, Belgium is home to a diverse bunch of national languages. We explain what they are, where they’re spoken and, most importantly, when to speak them. The post Which Languages Are Spoken In Belgium? appeared first on Babbel.
Learn The Danish Alphabet: Your Beginner Pronunciation Guide From Å to Ø (opens on the source site)
Babbel ·
With a little practice, you'll be pronouncing Danish words like a natural. The post Learn The Danish Alphabet: Your Beginner Pronunciation Guide From Å to Ø appeared first on Babbel.
How To Tell The Time In Swedish: A Guide To Halv, Över, And I (opens on the source site)
Babbel ·
Learn how to ask what time it is, along with other useful expressions involving time. The post How To Tell The Time In Swedish: A Guide To Halv, Över, And I appeared first on Babbel.
European Languages: The Languages Spoken Most Across Europe (By Native Speaker) (opens on the source site)
Babbel ·
Europe is home to hundreds of languages, including some of the most widely spoken languages in the world. But what languages dominate this diverse region? We rank the top 10. The post European Languages: The Languages Spoken Most Across Europe (By Native Speaker) appeared first on Babbel.
German Vs Spanish: Which One Should You Learn? (opens on the source site)
Babbel ·
Will it be a rolled R or an umlaut for you? There's a lot more to unpack in a choice like this, but you can always start there. The post German Vs Spanish: Which One Should You Learn? appeared first on Babbel.
Technical Skills Every Technical Program Manager Should Learn in 2026 (opens on the source site)
The technical skills every TPM needs in 2026 from cloud basics to AI agents and governance. A practical guide to staying close to the tech.
How I learn about generative AI (opens on the source site)
I do not consider myself an expert in generative AI, but I now know enough to build full-stack web applications on top of generative AI models, evaluate the quality of those applications, and decide whether new models or frameworks will be useful. These are the resources that I personally used for getting up to speed with generative AI. AI foundation Let's start first with the long-form content: books and videos that gave me a more solid foundation. table.favorites { width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; margin: 1em 0; } table.favorites td { padding: 12px; vertical-align: top; }…
How I learn about generative AI (opens on the source site)
I do not consider myself an expert in generative AI, but I now know enough to build full-stack web applications on top of generative AI models, evaluate the quality of those applications, and decide whether new models or frameworks will be useful. These are the resources that I personally used for getting up to speed with generative AI. AI foundation Let's start first with the long-form content: books and videos that gave me a more solid foundation. AI Engineering By Chip Huyen This book is a fantastic high-level overview of the AI Engineering industry from an experienced ML researcher. I…
How to learn React in 2025 (opens on the source site)
Learning React in 2025 as a library or framework is not an easy decision. Whether to learn React with Next.js as a framework ...
Part 1: Learn The Different Types Of Technical Documentation (opens on the source site)
In the same way the term “books” includes fiction, nonfiction, and biographies as genres, the term “technical documentation” includes many different content types. But what sets technical documentation apart from books are reader traits. These traits are a result of what the reader does as they read technical documentation – they use the app.
Digging into RISC-V and how I learn new things (opens on the source site)
I recently have started researching and playing around with RISC-V for fun. I thought it might be nice to combine some of what I’ve learned into a blog post. However, I don’t just want to highlight what I learned. I want to use this as an example of how to go about learning something new. Recently, Erik St. Martin, Shubheksha Jalan, and I were discussing how we learn new things and we all thought it might be beneficial to have a way to document this process for others. What better way to document this then by example with my recent research into RISC-V? I’ve said it before and I will say it…
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