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If you need a programming language for you job, but you're not primarily a developer, and two languages would probably be overkill, then your one language is pr
by __MatrixMan__ 3y ago
If you need a programming language for you job, but you're not primarily a developer, and two languages would probably be overkill, then your one language is probably python.
That's a lot of people.
- 35mm 3y agoThat’s exactly how I chose Python.
- __MatrixMan__ 3y agoI'm curious, what was the job that needed some code but not a dedicated developer? I'm taking computational biology courses on the side, so that's the application that comes to mind for me.
- 35mm 3y agoI do digital marketing for clients. There’s a large number of activities that can be made more efficient, quicker, cheaper, or better using code. For example taking a large number of text documents and turning them into video outlines with illustrations using OpenAI APIs and a quick and dirty Django app to organise everything. Or connecting up various marketing APIs using Python instead of Zapier - a lot of companies spend thousands of dollars on Zapier each month when a script would literally cost a dollar to run.