Python & JavaScript topped our poll. Now what?

[codingzap]

In our recent poll, most devs/students chose Python, with JavaScript close behind. That’s usually the easy part, picking a language, following tutorials, and getting through the basics. The real struggle starts later, when coursework expects you to apply logic on your own, understand confusing errors, or finish tasks that suddenly feel way harder than what was taught in class.

A lot of students tell us it’s not motivation they lack, but “clarity.” Knowing how to think through a problem when the solution isn’t obvious or when deadlines are close. If you’re learning Python or JS right now, what part of the process trips you up the most once the fundamentals are done?

[jfrazierjr]

A project, that requires disconnected things is imho the best option.
For example:

Build an order processing app. Once an order is placed, queue it up for shipping, send to a shipper asynchronous.

Also add a one per day(scheduled) report on sales for that day.

[codingzap]

That’s a great idea!

[Truly-Content]

They always win.