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When you get to know Python, you don't need to "move into" Ruby or (shudder) PHP. It's much easier to learn a web programming framework in Python and how to dep
by tuukkah 15y ago
When you get to know Python, you don't need to "move into" Ruby or (shudder) PHP. It's much easier to learn a web programming framework in Python and how to deploy it, rather than to learn how your second programming language differs from Python.
The sad state of client-side programming is that you need to learn a lot about the messy world of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Come to think of it, CoffeeScript might be a good language to start with today?
- ErrantX 15y agoshrug In my experience PHP or Ruby is generally a better/easier web programming experience (I tried Python but it never really clicked with the kids). Python is a good general purpose language though.