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What do you mean? I commented in the first place because I was surprised that Kite uses JS+Python, a unique combination for an email client from what I've seen
by prodmerc 11y ago
What do you mean?
I commented in the first place because I was surprised that Kite uses JS+Python, a unique combination for an email client from what I've seen (which is not a lot).
I'm not interested, nor do I have the capabilities to make an email client (I can reskin RoundCube or use Gmail) or any app, for now.
But the reason I want to learn JavaScript, as well as Python, is because I want to get a feel of how both work, and not get binned in the "uses JavaScript for everything" category, which seems to be a bad thing :-).
It was hard to decide on a language to learn by myself, C and Java are recommended, but look hard to begin with. I don't want to get discouraged early on.
JavaScript is always needed (monetary opportunities) and rather easy, Python also seems easy to learn and very flexible. Ruby was my other choice, but I feel like I'm going to get overwhelmed studying them all at once.
- Sir_Cmpwn 11y agoI was suggesting you avoid ditching Python and going to the "uses JavaScript for everything" category", which is indeed a bad thing.