Hi marcio! Your description about your thoughts and doubts is something every developer has to deal with at the beginning of becoming a real webdeveloper a software engineer or similar careers. For me was following the way to go:
After leaving HTML(5) and CSS quite well I started to learn PHP. It was not difficult to learn it but when I tried to develop something combining these 3 languages together I got stuck Somebody gave me an advice to learn Python; both functional/procedural and object oriented. It would be to long to write the hole story. Learning Python have me the right "feeling" to understand how it works
Hi marcio! Your description about your thoughts and doubts is something every developer has to deal with at the beginning of becoming a real webdeveloper a software engineer or similar careers. For me was following the way to go:
After leaving HTML(5) and CSS quite well I started to learn PHP. It was not difficult to learn it but when I tried to develop something combining these 3 languages together I got stuck Somebody gave me an advice to learn Python; both functional/procedural and object oriented. It would be to long to write the hole story. Learning Python have me the right "feeling" to understand how it works
Im starting to get the feeling everyone deals with something similar, one way or another. Thanks 😊