https://www.udemy.com/course/spotify-python-api/

Build a REAL Project in 90 minutes

What you'll learn

Real World Use of REST API

How to interact with Spotify REST API

How to build a real tool with different applications

Requirements

Basic Python Knowledge

90 minutes of FREE Time

Enthusiasm

Description

What's Up Everyone!

I have been seeing a lot of users complaining they don't have a real life project to practice this skills.

So I made this quick 90 minutes project where you can put your python skills to use by creating a connection between two big real life applications.

We will use get the top trending songs with Last FM and then Create a Playlist in spotify and add it to the new playlist.

Now, I know this seems like a lot of lines of code but trust me it's only like 70 lines out of which most are semantics needed for declaration.

So what will you learn here? Well let me break it down.

You'll Learn how to use REST API with Python

How to connect to different applications using REST and Python

How to decode and read JSON responses and parse through them

How to use Spotify's REST API 

How to modify data in your REAL WORLD APPLICATION

And last but not the lease you will end up with a very cool project to show on your resume.

Not only this, but I am working to add more functionalities and making it even more interactive and fun.

This is only the beginning, we can do a lot of stuff with this BUT before that you need to get this going.

Take out 90 minutes from your schedule. Turn off your mobile. Sit and complete this and then go celebrate.

Requirements:

Some basic level of python is necessary. If you are very new, you can check my profile, I have a course specifically geared towards people who have never programmed. You can take this once you learn from there.

But if you have a little knowledge of python and know what a dictionary and list is, you should be good here :)

If you have any questions, post it in the discussions and I'll be glad to help you out :)

Who this course is for:

Beginner Python Developers

People learning to code building Projects