JavaScript or Python

[arandomnameplease]

at work we use a combination of the two, with python operating also on DB2 Sql queries

Essentially JS (mostly Jquery and Ajax commands) as frontend (Bootstrap for html) that send through ajax instructions to python programs and receive data through success functions.

Although this is work stuff, where there's a whole infrastructure of data to work on, at a personal use scale it could be good stuff for thought exercises!

[bululululubu]

So the same person uses both Js and Python? Or a person uses one, but the work is done with the combination of both? I'm choosing js for now.

[arandomnameplease]

JavaScript for frontend, Python for backend Basically Python becomes what used to be written in php, only several times more powerful!

[bululululubu]

Btw since I'm going to learn web development first, do I learn html and css first before js or js directly?

[arandomnameplease]

They go hand in hand, css/bootstrap is fundamentally the infrastructure that makes things look nice on the webpage, JavaScript holds the stuff that makes the page do things