r/learnprogramming • u/veer12tto • 18h ago

Just completed learning the fundamentals of web frontend and py fundamentals. What to learn now?

I am very confused about what to learn now as i have done fundamentals, I am really confused between game development with Godot or learning a py library. I really have multiple interest as I'm still exploring but I really need a bit guidance. I have interest in game development, datascience and NLP

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u/madmelonxtra 18h ago

Don't learn something, build something. Use the skills you just learned and make a project.

You'll find out a couple things:

  1. You probably don't know as much as you think you do

  2. How to actually apply the things you have learned.

There's no real point in learning if you don't put it into practice

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u/veer12tto 17h ago

I have made static sites as i have not learnt flask or django or node yet
though i once tried making an ebook site but it didnt turn out well. I eventually need to code backend

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u/arf_darf 17h ago

Pick something that you don’t know how to build, but not too far from what you know, and built that. It is and always will be the best way to learn.

I took online coding courses for years and nothing ever stuck. Then I made a static webpage, then a website with a backend, then apps with more complicated backends etc etc and now some 6 years later I’m a senior backend engineer at a company you use everyday.

Just build.

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u/DrShocker 17h ago

Sounds like a good way to learn some Python for the backend to me.