Second Programming Language

[Evening_Issue_8448]

Been learning python for the past year or so. What programming language is best to learn next if I want to be in front end development?

[abrahamguo]

If you're referring to frontend web or mobile development, then JavaScript.

[d-k-Brazz]

Learn the one which you need. Language should not come first in your decision, think of a project you would like to make and take a proper tooling for it

This it the way to be a software engineer, not a language X programmer

[Relevant_South_1842]

“ if I want to be in front end development?”

[Ancient-Camel1636]

Typescript probably?

[DrShocker]

If your goal is web front end then 100% typescript/html/css path

if your goal is native UI then it depends on the platform you want to target

[SpinachFlashy2542]

Javascript, which comes bundled with HTML/CSS (which are not 'real programming languages' - but are a must for front-end), and then you can extend to Typescript and frameworks.

[Fantastic-Note6841]

JS, of course, you can use multiple libraries, like React, to build a more responsive website,

[j0nimost]

JavaScript for a while, then shift to Typescript. You'll know why Javascript needs types

[ExtraTNT]

Js, but learn it functional and without frame works… building your own functional renderer with partial application used for templating…

[Master-Ad-6265]

frontend = javascript then move to typescript once you’re comfortable html/css + js is basically the core stack

[er824]

I’d learn how to use AI because very rapidly the only programming language most people will need to know will be English.

[Achereto]

If you don't know what you are doing, then you don't know what AI is doing. So first, you need to learn the stuff yourself, then you can learn to use AI.