TerrestrialOrigin on Nostr: Don't know much Python & even less Rust. They are up and coming languages, tho, ...
Don't know much Python & even less Rust. They are up and coming languages, tho, especially Python, so definitely good to lean. Most of my expertise is in JavaScript, Java, and some databases.
Node JS is awesome! It's what I've been using for development for the last 4.5 years.
My biggest suggestion is to look into cross-platform development so that you have a single codebase that runs on the web, any operating system, Android and iOS. My favorite is to use Capacitor with Ionic. If you hook Electron up to the project it'll run on desktop too. It's basically JavaScript + HTML + CSS apps.
Also, look into frameworks like React and Angular. A lot of times people use frameworks and not just the naked language itself because frameworks do a lot of common annoying things for you that you don't want to worry about doing yourself.
Node JS is awesome! It's what I've been using for development for the last 4.5 years.
My biggest suggestion is to look into cross-platform development so that you have a single codebase that runs on the web, any operating system, Android and iOS. My favorite is to use Capacitor with Ionic. If you hook Electron up to the project it'll run on desktop too. It's basically JavaScript + HTML + CSS apps.
Also, look into frameworks like React and Angular. A lot of times people use frameworks and not just the naked language itself because frameworks do a lot of common annoying things for you that you don't want to worry about doing yourself.