A Udacity course in which students build a working web browser from scratch, covering the core pieces of how browsers fetch and render web pages. Commenters present it as a follow-on project after a web crawler course.

Commenters suggest it as a fun, hands-on next step for people who want to build something substantial after learning Python.

On Reddit (2)

1. RecommendsagentOsor/learnprogramming2016in “How do I keep learning python?”

   Check out udacity's courses. While they use python they use it in different ways. Building a web crawler/search engine is fun and different. Then building a web browser is the next course.

2. Recommendsnegative_epsilonr/learnprogramming2013in “Learning to code but lacking direction (xpost from cscareerquestions)”▲ 1

   If building a web browser interests you, check out this Udacity course where you do just that.

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