Cross Platform Python Setup - Install On Mac, Windows, Linux

Posted By: ELK1nG

Cross Platform Python Setup - Install On Mac, Windows, Linux
Published 8/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.02 GB | Duration: 4h 30m

Learn how to Install Python 3 on nearly any system (macOS, Windows) and including remote Linux Virtual Machines

What you'll learn

Install Python on nearly operating System

Using VS Code to use a Virtual-Machine based version of Python

Install Python on Linux-based with major cloud providers

Using Virtual Environments to isolate Python

Using Secure Shells (SSH) to develop on remote systems

Requirements

No programming experience needed.

Have either a macOS or Windows computer.

Raspberry PI Users: this course works if you are familiar with Terminal

Description

Python is one of the most widely used programming languages in the world. In this course, I'll show you exactly how to set it up regardless of what operating system your computer is.The setup process can be very simple (such as download Python and run it) but it can also start to get rather complex. My goal is to break apart this complexity and put it into manageable chunks that allow you to actually have a solid foundation of how to install Python and actually use it in real projects.This course is the result of nearly a decade of teaching students around the world how to best setup Python environments and develop applications and automations with Python. Based on feedback, this course will continue to be updated and upgraded to ensure you have the best possible way to set up your Python development environment at your fingertips.Installing Python is one of the most popular blog posts on my website so I created this course as a comprehensive look at installing Python across multiple machines. My favorite part for more advanced users (just beyond beginner) is using and coding Python with a Virtual Machine along with VS Code.After finishing this, you will be able to install:Python 3.5Python 3.6Python 3.7Python 3.8Python 3.9Python 3.10PYthon 3.11And any other python version that comes out!Supported Platforms:macOSWindows (XP or Later)Linux

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome to the Cross Platform Install

Lecture 2 TLDR of this Course (Rapid-Fire version)

Section 2: Configure macOS for Python

Lecture 3 Download and install Python 3

Lecture 4 Using the Terminal and the Command Line (CLI)

Lecture 5 Install XCode

Lecture 6 Install Homebrew

Lecture 7 Install Certifi for Certificate or SSL Errors

Lecture 8 Install Other Versions of Python

Lecture 9 Install VS Code

Lecture 10 Using Virtual Environments

Lecture 11 Full Example Python Project

Lecture 12 Next Steps for macOS Users

Section 3: Configure Windows for Python

Lecture 13 Install Python

Lecture 14 PowerShell Basics

Lecture 15 Install Other Versions of Python

Lecture 16 Install VSCode

Lecture 17 Using Virtual Environments with Python

Lecture 18 Setup Your First Project on VSCode

Lecture 19 Next Steps for Windows Users

Section 4: Using Linux Virtual Machines

Lecture 20 Provision a Virtual Machine with AWS EC2

Lecture 21 Generate SSH Keys

Lecture 22 Provision a Virtual Machine With Linode

Lecture 23 Provision a VM with DigitalOcean Droplets

Lecture 24 Shortcuts with SSH & the Command Line

Lecture 25 Using SSH with VSCode Remote-SSH Extension

Lecture 26 Install Python 3 on Linux

Lecture 27 Install & Build Python from the Source

Lecture 28 The Challenges of Python Pip

Lecture 29 Solving Python Package Issues

Lecture 30 Creating your first Virtual Environment

Lecture 31 Setup a Dev Project 3 Times on 3 different Virtual Machines

Section 5: Thank you

Lecture 32 Thank you for watching.

Beginner Python Developers,Anyone interested in using Python for their Development Environment,Anyone new to using VS Code with Python,Anyone interested in configuring Remote Development Environments,Anyone interested in running Python on a Cloud Provider such as AWS, DigitalOcean, or Linode.,Anyone wanting to learn how to SSH into a Virtual Machine (AWS EC2, DigitalOcean droplet, Linode Instances)