## 100 days of python Well, its been a while since the last community event and no one has came up with an suggestions that they would like to learn or teach to the CTD community. Therefore, this new event is intended to be a rather long event as clearly indicated by the subtitle. As with all the previous community lessons there is some feedback that is required from participants. We must commune at least once a week on Sunday in the [Community Learning chat room](https://chat-to.dev/chat?q=Community_learning) to discuss what was learned that week. On days other then Sunday, the chat room will be used for the current lesson. Mostly a help room for participants that are stuck on a certain problem. As the goal of this is to complete 1 lesson a day, we should all be able to collaborate. The author estimates that most lessons will take an hour, i feel that that is way longer then reality. Besides the first day taking a variable amount of time based on how many dependencies your missing (most computers come with python preinstalled right?) i found the 4 lessons that i test drove to take closer to 35-40 min. This was however with the vid played at a 1.5x speed as the speaker is slow spoken. This course is updated for 2025, and as far as i can tell, everything is modestly up to date as it originally came out in March i believe. If larger then 50% of the class decides that the class pacing is to slow or to fast, bring it up at the community recap on Sundays and we can vote to determine what we would like to do as a group. Another thing that I would like to do is a update with the nonparticipant CTD community members once a week or month. If you have looked at the previous community learning events, you see that they are mostly broken down into lessons. This is not an option for this event as writing 100 post, one a day, will be difficult to delegate. This role will be round-robin for each of the participants. Depending on how many people choose to join, this round of community learning will change the frequency that you will be required to submit your update. Just make sure to keep the post with a similar naming scheme so they are easy to track with the "related post" feature here on CTD. Your update to the rest of CTD will be up to you. Talk about what you learned, something that surprised you, or even just showcase something that the group did this week/month. The reason that I want to keep this pattern similar to the precious community learning events will be because 100 days of no updates could be discouraging to to CTD members that might be on the fence about wanting to participating. If someone would like to join the event late, <b>that is OK</b>. 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If you dont wana participate, but want to assist the learners, please monitor the room to share your experience. If you are unable to purchase this course (~19 GB), let members know in the community learning chat room.