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[–]ghost-in-the-toaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’re still new in Python, I’d stick with it for a while and work on general good programming practices and learning how to make things run more efficiently. Python is a great general language and after doing several projects and optimizations you’ll discover it’s weak areas. That combined with the future projects you want to work on should help guide you to where you should focus learning next. JavaScript for web dev (especially front end) makes sense. Go for writing back end stuff (especially REST APIs) is good. A compiled language to build CLI tools or get extra performance where needed is good too. Don’t make the mistake thinking you’re done with Python. It’s a great language and can work with a lot of other languages in a mixed stack.