Python Programming, OOP in Python, Database connectivity, Web Development using Python with Telusko

Python for Beginners with Telusko

Name: Python fundamentals through web development with FastAPI and Django
Rating: 7

InstructorNavin Reddy

Duration17h 15m

Students135.1K

Rating4.6 (10.9K)

Python fundamentals through web development with FastAPI and Django

Strengths

Diverse Technical Breadth

Instruction spans from basic syntax and algorithmic searches/sorts to advanced web frameworks like FastAPI and Django, including database integration with MySQL.

Curriculum

Engaging Instructional Style

The teaching approach is noted for its energy and use of mathematical examples to illustrate concepts, which helps maintain engagement.

Sampled reviews

Limitations

Absence of Formalized Practice

The curriculum lacks explicitly documented projects, quizzes, or structured coding exercises within the formal lesson structure.

Course metrics

Best suited to

Absolute beginners seeking a broad introduction to Python
Aspiring web developers interested in FastAPI or Django
Learners who prefer mathematical rather than anecdotal coding examples

Less suited to

Students requiring formal project-based certification or structured labs
Those looking for deep specialization in a single framework

Editorial course preview

What the public course preview actually shows

These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.

A bald man with glasses and a brown polo shirt stands against a white brick wall next to orange banners listing Machine Learning, GUI, Software Development, and Web Development. — Preview 1 of 3
The presenter stands beside a vertical list of orange banners highlighting key topics including Machine Learning, GUI, Software Development, and Web Development.

A man in a brown polo shirt and glasses stands against a white brick wall next to an orange speech bubble listing Python version release dates. — Preview 2 of 3
An instructor presents the history of the Python programming language, displaying key release dates for versions 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 within an orange graphic overlay.

Preview 3 of 3

The presenter compares the release years of Java (1995) and Python (1989), using logos to illustrate the historical timeline of these programming languages.