I want to second all the opinions about fluent python, serious python and practices of python pro. I probably own most python books out there, and if I had to recommend one, it would by fluent python 2nd. The 2nd edition has a lot of type checking stuff that's really cool. Two more resources that I really like: 1. Pycon videos - they're posted free on youtube. It's a great way to explore interesting problems with int…
I think “Architecture Patterns with Python” is a great book on multiple levels. First off it shows the natural progression of you code base as you build out features, achieve higher performance or want to increase reliability. Secondly it nicely puts the theory in to practice. Which perfectly lives up to “Although practicality beats purity” in the Zen of Python. A second book I think nicely compliments this book is “…
Glad that this is on Oreilly so I can read a few chapters first.