title: Future Directions
category: page
slug: future-directions
sort-order: 1105
choice1url: /introduction.html
choice1icon: fa-fast-backward fa-inverse
choice1text: Let me start over from the Full Stack Python intro.
choice2url: /change-log.html
choice2icon: fa-pencil-square-o fa-inverse
choice2text: What's changed on this site since it began?
choice3url: /web-frameworks.html
choice3icon: fa-code fa-inverse
choice3text: I want to learn how to code a Python web application now.
choice4url: /about-author.html
choice4icon: fa-user
choice4text: Who created Full Stack Python?


# Future Directions
Full Stack Python has completely blown away my expectations for what I could
accomplish with a side project. I really appreciate all the in-person feedback,
emails and pull requests I've received from the community.

For 2015 I'm looking forward to taking FSP far beyond the scope I originally
intended. Here are some thing to watch out for:

1. Reordering of the content, with top level categories for 

    * web frameworks
    * deployment
    * data
    * performance
    * operations
    * security
    * front ends (web and mobile)

1. More visuals such as the diagram on the 
   [source control](/source-control.html) page

1. Step-by-step tutorials instead of just explanations and external resources


Note that these plans can change based on 
[pull requests](https://github.com/makaimc/fullstackpython.github.com/pulls)
from the community. I work to integrate PRs within a day or two so please 
submit one when you see a fix or improvement that needs to be made!


### That's what coming. What would you like to learn right now?
