I can suggest an experiment here. I just quickly searched "python rest" like you said and top 2 results are flask vs django. So yes, I agree with you, it's a crowded space.
However... both courses are several hours long. Personally I'm sufficiently proficient in python and would never spend 10h+ to watch these lectures, in 10h I have an api up and running. So maybe there's opportunity for a 1-2h quick course, designed for people who want a refresh or a gasp in a specific technology but they don't have to learn everything from 0.
Advantage on your side, you can create it faster, test faster if you like it and decide whether to invest further. Best of luck.
Whenever I think of Udemy I always just think of learning a subject from scratch, I hadn't really thought about making a programming course in the way you'd described, good food for thought - thanks.
FWIW I have Udemy at work and from time to time, typically in the weekend, I follow a random course. Generally 2-4h max, typically 1.5-2x speed. Last one was on screenwriting, though I'll certainly never make a movie. :)
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I can suggest an experiment here. I just quickly searched "python rest" like you said and top 2 results are flask vs django. So yes, I agree with you, it's a crowded space.
However... both courses are several hours long. Personally I'm sufficiently proficient in python and would never spend 10h+ to watch these lectures, in 10h I have an api up and running. So maybe there's opportunity for a 1-2h quick course, designed for people who want a refresh or a gasp in a specific technology but they don't have to learn everything from 0.
Advantage on your side, you can create it faster, test faster if you like it and decide whether to invest further. Best of luck.
Whenever I think of Udemy I always just think of learning a subject from scratch, I hadn't really thought about making a programming course in the way you'd described, good food for thought - thanks.
FWIW I have Udemy at work and from time to time, typically in the weekend, I follow a random course. Generally 2-4h max, typically 1.5-2x speed. Last one was on screenwriting, though I'll certainly never make a movie. :)