I have found that the best thing is to attempt to build a usable product. The product can be extremely small but should satisfy some user requirements. If you focus on doing that and using some technology that you can easily share (deploy) to users, I believe you will find that you use the right mix of languages.
As an example, I wanted to turn the 31 Core Business Competencies document into an app.
I wanted to be able to deploy it easily to users so I chose to build it as a web app (they only need a browser this way). You can try it at : newlibre.com/coreco/. I also made it so you can try it out with no need to login in anything.
I built it using HTML, CSS (along with Bootstrap), JavaScript and a bit of Firebase. Soon I will change it so it saves data to IndexedDB instead (but I still need to learn it. See how that setting a goal of a usable product leads you through the technology and languages you need to learn?
Well, that's what I do anyways, because otherwise learning languages doesn't hold my attention. Just an idea. Good luck.
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I have found that the best thing is to attempt to build a usable product. The product can be extremely small but should satisfy some user requirements. If you focus on doing that and using some technology that you can easily share (deploy) to users, I believe you will find that you use the right mix of languages.
As an example, I wanted to turn the 31 Core Business Competencies document into an app.
I wanted to be able to deploy it easily to users so I chose to build it as a web app (they only need a browser this way). You can try it at : newlibre.com/coreco/. I also made it so you can try it out with no need to login in anything.
I built it using HTML, CSS (along with Bootstrap), JavaScript and a bit of Firebase. Soon I will change it so it saves data to IndexedDB instead (but I still need to learn it. See how that setting a goal of a usable product leads you through the technology and languages you need to learn?
Well, that's what I do anyways, because otherwise learning languages doesn't hold my attention. Just an idea. Good luck.