Where to learn project organization? /u/Waveover Python Education

I’m getting to the point where I am building bigger projects in python now, but after a while the project becomes too big that I find it too much work to make any new changes and leave the project as is for long periods of time.

Where can I learn how to structure my projects better so that even as my project grows I can keep working on it? To add some context I would consider myself a bit above beginner. I am able to create different files and seperate out my code into functions and try keep modules cohesively tight. I don’t really use classes though. I wonder if that is the big issue for me. Or its more of high level concepts as far as organizing and structuring my code that I need to learn as a developer.

What or where should I learn to make that next step?

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​r/learnpython I’m getting to the point where I am building bigger projects in python now, but after a while the project becomes too big that I find it too much work to make any new changes and leave the project as is for long periods of time. Where can I learn how to structure my projects better so that even as my project grows I can keep working on it? To add some context I would consider myself a bit above beginner. I am able to create different files and seperate out my code into functions and try keep modules cohesively tight. I don’t really use classes though. I wonder if that is the big issue for me. Or its more of high level concepts as far as organizing and structuring my code that I need to learn as a developer. What or where should I learn to make that next step? submitted by /u/Waveover [link] [comments] 

I’m getting to the point where I am building bigger projects in python now, but after a while the project becomes too big that I find it too much work to make any new changes and leave the project as is for long periods of time.

Where can I learn how to structure my projects better so that even as my project grows I can keep working on it? To add some context I would consider myself a bit above beginner. I am able to create different files and seperate out my code into functions and try keep modules cohesively tight. I don’t really use classes though. I wonder if that is the big issue for me. Or its more of high level concepts as far as organizing and structuring my code that I need to learn as a developer.

What or where should I learn to make that next step?

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