Should I learn another language?

[Guest]

I've become pretty good (in my opinion, probably not to most of you) at python and now my way around js. However, I want to learn sometehing more powerful and better for desktop application and game development. Python ui design seems like a joke to me to be honest. Should I stick with python or learn another language?

[Aytex]

damn I thought you ment a literal language

 

u can learn lua

[TheGrim123321]

I thought this was going to be about actual languages....

 

Learn C++

[toogamer]

Python is a very good language, but if you want to make good programs or games you should learn C# or C++. In my opinion, Python is easy and versatile so I am trying to learn it.

[Guest]

I thought this was going to be about actual languages....

 

Learn C++

 

 

Python is a very good language, but if you want to make good programs or games you should learn C# or C++. In my opinion, Python is easy and versatile so I am trying to learn it.

What are some advantages of C++? Also I want to explore developing applications for linux based systems. That's not a major point but it would be nice. I'll do some research on C++

[Theguywhobea]

Learn a lower level language like C or even some ASM, it can really help when trying to think logically about a problem you are trying to code for.

[asiancorruption]

Java? 

[TheKDub]

I've become pretty good (in my opinion, probably not to most of you) at python and now my way around js. However, I want to learn sometehing more powerful and better for desktop application and game development. Python ui design seems like a joke to me to be honest. Should I stick with python or learn another language?

 

Learn C++, C#, or Java.

 

I currently am working on learning java (teaching it to myself), already know a decent amount of HTML and CSS, along with a small amount of Lua.

[Guest]

damn I thought you ment a literal language

 

u can learn lua

If you want to recommend a language go ahead, I need some credits in foreign languages.

[Aytex]

If you want to recommend a language go ahead, I need some credits in foreign languages.

spanich, frunch, kureann, itulian,

[Guest]

spanich, frunch, kureann, itulian,

Which is easiest from english

[Aytex]

Which is easiest from english

spanich/french

[toogamer]

What are some advantages of C++? Also I want to explore developing applications for linux based systems. That's not a major point but it would be nice. I'll do some research on C++

c++ Is object oriented and it has a bigger library. c# is also Microsoft only on the .NET framework so you might run into cross platform problems there.

[madknight3]

Python ui design seems like a joke to me to be honest. Should I stick with python or learn another language?

 

What are you using to do UI work in Python? Kivy? Something else? Python seems pretty capable to me.

 

If you're looking for a change then perhaps Java, C#, or C++ would fit what you're looking for.

 

Also I want to explore developing applications for linux based systems. That's not a major point but it would be nice.

 

C# wont fare as well here. You can use it, but it's a more enjoyable experience on Windows at this time.

[Guest]

What are you using to do UI work in Python? Kivy? Something else? Python seems pretty capable to me.

 

If you're looking for a change then perhaps Java, C#, or C++ would fit what you're looking for.

 

 

C# wont fare as well here. You can use it, but it's a more enjoyable experience on Windows at this time.

I've tried tkinter pyqt and kivy. It just seems awkward however I do it.

[scottyseng]

I would also recommend C++, although I need to get better at python myself...

[Guest]

I would also recommend C++, although I need to get better at python myself...

I've decided to learn c++

[madknight3]

I've decided to learn c++

 

Here are some resources to help you get started. Here are some more. Enjoy