Javascript vs Python THROWDOWN - Which should YOU use? (2020)

Watching the kite Ad - Whenever i hear "free" my mind translates it to, "We take your data"

So how does node fit in ? That doesn't run a browser....

Great video dude

Kite looks cool, will try it

I am asking as a beginner at this point.
Will learning both Python and Javascript be enough to make you a rounded coder/programmer?

I like javascript

Great explanation! Thank you so much! 2S

Good video

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You don't truly appreciate Python until you try Javascript

You said JavaScript is similar to C and C+++. But what about Python? Does Python get it's syntax style from an older language?
Also, to learn a second language is it enough to say if you know the fundamentals is that a good time to start learning a second language? I am making projects with JavaScript but I would like to start learning Python very soon so I can use it for automation and as a backend language to learn how to become a full stack web developer. What is your opinion? thanks

Netflix in backend aggressively uses python

Com on.. You just compare a frontside language with a serverside language.

you had me with Alice In Chains

“Java is a general purpose scripting language” 💀💀💀 thumbs down

Actually I agree that Electron is not a very good choice for desktop apps, just try to create 1000 empty <p> tags and monitor the memory consumption and you will end up with 2GB memory consumption and you will understand why js is not very practical for desktop apps.
Just try to package a hello world electron app and you will end up with 70mb compressed app and 110mb uncompressed app.

So well said. If you are not an instructor already, you may wanna consider it.

In js you can write to the file using node, which idk if you are implying is completely different but i personally dont think so. You can import fs which is native to node and use fs.writeFile

What happened to Nodejs for server side coding

"Java is a general-purpose scripting language while JavaScript is a high-level client-side scripting language."

Considering how JavaScript is actually simpler to learn than Java, the use of "general purpose" for the latter as opposed to JavaScript's "high-level" definition is diabolical.

I cant make up my mind, I guess I'll just learn both.

c++? why tf u would talk about something you have not such a huge understanding about, oh nvm, utube freedom of speech i suppose, like for dislike or something :D

java is a scripting language? :D

He got the file system wrong, he act like javascript is not a backend language, it actually is with node js, everything python can do you can do with javascript, and python is not use in the front end development, it mostly use for data science now a day which JavaScript can also do, python only gain extremely popular due to ai libraries that they are the first to came out and China decide to teach python basics high school, when you get a country that has millions of kids are using it every year, how it not skyrocketed? However no body hires python jr dev to do backend for new graduates on mid to big tech companies seriously, the only python job you get is data science, don’t learn this language if you don’t want to end up a data science job

How is HTML on a list with Python as popular programs to use

Legends jump directly to the comment section to get their answer...😅

he completely ignore the fact that JavaScript is used in mobile app dev using React Native / Ionic / NativeScript...

He seems like a positive guy ☺️ also great information

Excellent breakdown

Did he just call Java a scripting language

i use kite in my tutorials also :-)

did you just call Java a scripting language? bruh... this video is not worth the time.

This was very informative and easy to understand. Thank you!

conclusion:
learn both

ajax request ugh. just use the fetchapi. its a better hack. and no, you can work with filesystem using node.js dude, i've done it before, it's great and i love it. it's also how a lot of those build tools you probably use work. this wasn't much of a comparison at all. very disappointed.

this guys is wrong, directly work with files on javascript using require("fs"), that's it, this guy forget node.js is build using javascript, he should compare node.js with python + js, cuz python built web app you still need javascript, what is the point of learning python since you hava to use javascript anyway, everything that python can do javascript can do as well.

JS all day

What is the point of Kite, is what I want to know.

Python or Java Script
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Triple challenge.. Hardware lidar, camera, sensors.. Controlled with python for autonomous self driving using 5g and Waze or Google map to navigate to the dot. Add in tesla like summon feature

If you want to do web, and you are trying to decide on a first/second language to learn, I’d say for sure JavaScript. Python can do backend pretty well with Django or flask, however, there’s not a whole lot of capability without using some additional front end framework in terms of making an aesthetically pleasing website or app. And by other front end framework, this would probably be using a different language anyway than Python. JavaScript has a bunch of front end frameworks and backend frameworks built on top of it, so you can make a full-stack website or app alone on a js based stack. Which is nice. It can be hard bouncing from syntax to syntax, which you’ll have to do anyway with frameworks, but with an added difference in the language being used, it makes it more complex. And time consuming as well, because you’ll need to really know two or more languages well. If you already know quite a bit of Python and are comfortable in intermediate level object oriented programming and have used frameworks before, then I’d still pick up JavaScript. Python and it’s related frameworks are few of many options for having a backend, but more importantly for this person, JavaScript will bring the front end to the site/app. Combine frameworks like Django & react into a full stack thing if this is you. If this is not you though, then I’d just focus in hardcore on JavaScript and learn the heck out of the language, procedural/OOP/asynchronous, and move forward from there into its frameworks. It’s more of straight shot.

On point information exactly what I needed.

Both !