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I used to write simple CRUD websites (using PHP, MySQL, HTML and CSS) and I am now thinking it would be nice to learn Python. The questions in my head are so ma
by snyena 8y ago
I used to write simple CRUD websites (using PHP, MySQL, HTML and CSS) and I am now thinking it would be nice to learn Python. The questions in my head are so many that I don't even know where to start:
- what is the best way to go about this strategically
- how to set up the development environment on my laptop? (so far I have watched several tutorials and every single one of them recommended something different)
- should I be coding locally or upload everything online?
- should I start with what I used to in PHP and if so, do I absolutely need to learn a framework while learning Python?
- if I need to be learning a framework, should I go for Django or Flask?
And many other things I am uncertain about.
(Edit: formatting)
- quickthrower2 8y agoThanks snyena and smt88 (sister comment) this is great feedback to know about. I feel the same way with 17 years of experience - e.g. learning even the basics of Docker or Kubernetes makes me confused/uncertain etc. Or even knowing if I should use Docker or Azure Functions or an old fashioned VM or whatnot.