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Hey @Bubbles ... Did you check out Kivy Already?
https://kivy.org/
GUI framework for python multiplatform (really multiplatform, windows, Linux, Mac, Android, iPhone...) -
Bubbles66126y@GyroGearloose I have but it wasnt working on my machine at the time but I'm willing to retry it I was just gonna use PyQt5
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Bubbles66126y@GyroGearloose you're also pretty brave or bored to read through all my ramblings I congratulate you 🎉👏🏻😅
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You could learn react, which uses heavily js, and make projects using react for the frontend and django rest framework for the backend.
That way you would be practicing both at the same time. -
Bubbles66126y@geronimo I wanna get good with vanilla and have a good understanding of js before I try frameworks
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Alright so this is just me throwing my thoughts down from today cause I need some outlet.
Gonna start programming a lot more than I do now cause I want to improve and I enjoy it.
I started my JavaScript course and that's going well so far. I need to figure out a way to make the info stick. I'm gonna def use the projects from each day as resources though.
I need to practice python (which I'm good with) occasionally so I dont lose my magic touch. I was thinking of doing a project on a raspberry pi that uses a camera for object/facial recognition and picking projects like that and occasional small ones I do in js.
Although theres still a lot I have to learn on the DOM side of js. I dont want to be a front end dev cause I dont have that artistic eye so I'm mostly gonna use it for node and small front end stuff
But mostly I need to be able to grasp more from tutorials, examples, courses, etc. And understand how and when and why I should use whatever it is.
Also I wanna use someones code to learn but it's never documented well enough for me to know what's happening I'm mostly referring to when theres a library or api I'm unfamiliar with.
Also JS is getting a little boring so hopefully python will help dull that feel
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