Is it a good time to start learning JavaScript while working on Python projects?

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Asked By CodingNinja92 On

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm currently on day 60 of the 100 Days of Python course by Angela Yu. From what I gather, things get pretty project-heavy after this point, and I'm considering diving into JavaScript as I work on these Python projects. I wanted to get your thoughts on whether starting JavaScript at this stage is a good idea. I've got some familiarity with object-oriented programming, though I wouldn't say I'm a master yet, but I know a thing or two. My ultimate goal is to become an app developer and kick off my own project for an app. What do you think?

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Answered By ProjectBuilder45 On

Consider starting with small project ideas in JavaScript. Build one, then move on to another. I often choose projects based on what the marketplace needs to keep it relevant.

Answered By DevInspired On

Honestly, the best way to learn programming is by building projects on your own instead of just following tutorials. Aim for a 20/80 ratio—20% watching and 80% building—it'll help you learn much quicker!

Answered By TechieGamer84 On

It's really up to you, but I see a potential concern in trying to learn too much at once. If you feel you have the time and won't mix up the two languages, then go for it! Just make sure you're not overwhelming yourself.

Answered By CodeCrafter123 On

I think it’s a reasonable time to start JavaScript. Your Python projects will still teach you valuable problem-solving skills that apply across programming. Just don't abandon one for the other. You can finish your Python projects while picking up the basics of JS on the side. Given your goal to develop apps, starting with JS now is a smart move anyway.

Answered By CodeJunkie7 On

The key is to write code as much as possible—8+ hours a day, regardless of the language, is the fastest way to improve your skills!

Answered By LearningPathFinder On

Which resources are you planning to use for JavaScript? Are you going for another Udemy course or something else? I'm also doing Angela's course and the Python: Crash Course book right now, so I'm curious about your learning path.

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