🚀 Complete Guide to Python Libraries 2026 - From Zero to Production Hero!
Welcome to the most comprehensive collection of Python libraries tutorials on GitHub! Whether you're starting to learn a library or want to master for production level, it has everything you need in 2026.
- 🥭 FastAPI for Production - Build high-performance APIs with FastAPI
- 🍃 MongoDB with PyMongo for Production - Learn to use MongoDB effectively with PyMongo
- 🐘 PostgreSQL with Psycopg3 for Production - Master PostgreSQL using Psycopg3
- 🐼 Pandas for ML/DL - Master data manipulationwith Pandas for ML/DL
- 📊 Matplotlib for ML/DL - Master data visualization with Matplotlib
- Progressive learning from basics to advanced
- Every concept explained with working code
- Friendly tone that makes learning fun!
- Best practices from years of experience
- Performance optimization techniques
- Security patterns to protect your data
- Error handling and retry logic
- Prepare data for models for ML/DL
- Handle real-world ML workflows effectively
- Real-world examples you can use immediately
- 2026 Edition with latest features
- Latest Python with type hints
- Async support for high-performance (where applicable)
Found a typo? Have a suggestion? Want to add more examples?
We'd love your help!
- Fork this repository
- Create a branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-addition) - Make your changes
- Commit (
git commit -m 'Add amazing example') - Push (
git push origin feature/amazing-addition) - Open a Pull Request
Learning is a journey, not a destination.
These tutorials are designed to be your companion on that journey - from your first code to deploying production systems.
Don't try to learn everything at once. Pick a tutorial, start with the basics, build something, make mistakes, learn, and gradually level up.
Remember:
- 🎯 Start small - Run the examples, understand them
- 🏗️ Build projects - Learning by doing is best
- 🤔 Ask questions - There are no stupid questions
- 🔄 Practice regularly - Consistency beats intensity
- 🎉 Celebrate progress - You're learning something amazing!
Made with ❤️ for Python developers by @RajeshTechForge