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I really started programming with python. that was already almost two years ago. I left Python aside when I realised that python was not thought for web development and everything what I had in my head to implement will end up necesseraly needing to be implemented in a web site. I thnk the time of stand alone programs to be installed in single computers will have an end. The future is offering services on the web.

As I posted the last time I jumped into html, css, and java script. Afterwards I started to look for the right technology to develop a web.
On top of the mention essential three html, css and JS I could kind of choose one of these frameworks

MEAN (MongoDB, Express, Angular, Node.js)
or
MERN (MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js)

both with express in the backend and Node.js.
All based on Java script.

The other very very popular  option is Ruby on Rails.
And as I said I discharged python with django.

The news are that I AM BACK TO PYTHON. I just should start again with python. It is clearly the language for dta mining, text mining, language analysys, data structures and machine learning, so I just have to stick to it. forget about any other backend end technology. I decided again to stick to pyhton. forget all the other shit. I can only do so much. And if there is no other way around pyhton for ML and Text mining then I have to go through it.
I probably need to work this way:

My TODO list:

Front END:

1. HTML (finish freecodecamp course)
2. CSS (finish freecodecamp course)
3. JavaScript (finish freecodecamp course and eventually have a look to the book I have. Here I include jQuery, AJAX and probably Angular)
4. jQuery (freecodecamp & book)
5. Ajax (freecodecamp & book)
6. Angular (freecodecamp & book)

BackEnd:

1.  Python (basic book and work thorugh real examples. Text mining text files)
2. Django for Python (Django girls tutorial & meetups)
3. Database. Find out which database uses Django and decide technology, mySQL or MongoDB

One of the key moments when trying to learn something (if not "the" key moment) is when you decide what are you going to learn exactly and which material are you going to use.
I feel this is my moment now. And I called it "back home" because it is me coming back to my origins. coming back to python.

cheers.
c u