Recently, I've been doing the programming seminar at ksp.mff.cuni.cz, and by that I mean both the main and beginners version (we've all got to start somewhere 😉).
But even though it is fun and challenging, I wonder, how useful is this for the real world? Just how good is problem solving alone?

Even though the sqlmodel.tiangolo.com Learn section was made for absolute SQL beginners (not me lol), it was still a worthwhile read, since now I can finally start programming with it!

I'll keep my eye out for any updates in the Advanced guide though. (Still don't know much about DB migrations)

Just read the whole Learn section at fastapi.tiangolo.com. Quite a book to be honest, but in a good way! Certainly a good read for anyone interested in Python API development.

Now it's time to learn about SQLModel, which is a library for SQL database interaction made by the same author. How handy!