Reading tons of Python code has really helped me as a Python developer. Several times a month I'll checkout GitHub's trending Python repositories: https://githu

Reading tons of Python code has really helped me as a Python developer. Several times a month I'll checkout GitHub's trending Python repositories: https://github.com/trending/python?since=weekly https://github.com/trending/python?since=weekly By pursuing this list I can dip into repositories that interest me, see the "beat on the street", skim interesting project code, keep up to date with the latest design decisions, etc. It's also fun to see that sometimes a trending repository has "bad" code. It's nice to be able to recognize good code from bad code, which is a skill I only developed by reading and writing tons of code. Also, it's nice to realize that fun projects don't have to be coded well to be cool.