If you’ve landed on this page it is probably because you have finished learning the Python programming language. Congratulations! You’ve learned one of the most essential programming languages in the world. But hey! you must be wondering what comes next after learning Python. The world of computer science is vast. It is a wide spectrum and you can choose anything from it.
We all know that Python is a multi-purpose, high-level, and general-purpose programming language. Being an efficient and easy-to-read language, it can be used for building several applications – from the web to AI. There is a lot you can do with Python. You can create projects using Python frameworks – on ML, AI, Data Science, and more. Mostly, the types of Python Frameworks are Full-stack frameworks, Microframework, and Aynschronous frameworks.
What to learn after Python?
Here is a list of things you can learn after Python –
I. Frameworks you can learn:
- Django
- Flask
- CherryPy
- Dash
1. Django
It is a full-stack framework used for developing Python applications. It is considered the best web development framework. Django has good authentication support and does database schema migrations. It is excellent for developing secure and maintainable websites. It even provides multi-site support and HTTP libraries. It is based on DRY which means Don’t Repeat Yourself, which means you can use an existing code. Also, Django is secure from cross-site scripting and SQL injections. Quite interesting, isn’t it? However, to be exceptionally good at it, you might need at least 1-2 months to learn it. Learning Django also requires patience.
2. Flask
It is a micro-web framework that is scripted in Python. It is not important to use tools or libraries for it. It is actually very easy to learn if you have a good grip on Python. One can easily develop anything with just one Python file! It is that easy to learn. Try developing a REST API application with it. Since it revolves solely around Python, it has excellent readability and you can learn it in one or two days.
3. CherryPy
According to the documentation, CherryPy is a pythonic, object-oriented web framework. CherryPy allows developers to build web applications in much the same way they would build any other object-oriented Python program. This results in smaller source code developed in less time. It has a quick learning curve and is versatile. It is used for the fast development of web applications by enveloping the HTTP protocol. It will not be a hassle to learn it.
4. Dash
It is a type of microframework and is open source. We use it to develop analytical web tools. Many data scientists use it who do not wish to get into the nitty-gritty of web development. Dash can be slightly tricky to understand but definitely not impossible! It should take about weeks to some months to understand the concepts and get a hold of Dash.
II. Programming Languages you can learn:
- Go
- Ruby
- TypeScript
1. Go
Go (also known as Golang) is an open-source and statically typed programming language developed by Google. It is extremely cool and in trend. In 2022, you should totally learn Go. Famous apps like SoundCloud are built on it. Twitch and Dropbox use this programming language. Maybe you can develop another famous app using it!
2. Ruby
Like its name, it is a beautiful programming language. It is dynamic in nature and is also open source. It is best used for developing static websites, automation tools, and more. So, if you want to try something completely different from the usual, give ruby a shot.
3. TypeScript
TypeScript (TS) is an object-oriented, open-source programming language, strictly syntactical and a superset of Javascript (JS). It can be termed under functional programming languages as well. It is also used for developing complex web applications with ease. It fills the gaps that JS is unable to. It is one of the important languages to learn in 2022.
Conclusion
So, to sum it up, there is so much you can do after learning Python. You can develop applications with the programming language and even use it with its frameworks. Other than Python there are some very interesting programming languages that we have listed above. Give them a shot as they are very cool and fun to learn.
Happy Coding!
Also Read: TypeScript vs. JavaScript: Which gives better performance?
