One of my family members is learning Python as part of ongoing education. I'm not really familiar with the language. To get into it, I decided to start a small "vibe coding" project at work using Co-Pilot to generate a script that extracts JIRA data, showing planned versus actual. This might sound like something that a JIRA plugin could do, however our JIRA usage is anything but standard.
Anyway, having got a basic script working. The next step is to learn a bit of TKinter and matplotlib to display the data in a graphical format. Who knows, perhaps I will become a PMO at some point specialising in automating project life-cycle using LLMs and Python.
Currently I am using this blog to track projects and occasional random thoughts that I believe may be insightful. My next project is to work through the following book Beginning Game Development with Python and Pygame: From Novice to Professional (Beginning From Novice to Professional). Some of the code is in Python 2 instead of 3. But I think that this will make good introduction to get to understand the basics of game development and have some fun with Python along the way.
EDIT: command to install PyGame on Ubuntu:
sudo apt install python3-pygame