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Gabriel Moreno
Gabriel Moreno
3,579 Points
Posted by Gabriel Moreno
Gabriel Moreno
3,579 Points

iOS Development vs Python tracks

I've pretty much have completed the Python track and have worked through sites like CheckIO.org and PractisePython.org. At the end of the day i feel like I've learned the language but don't know how to progress even more with the language. I'm not sure if I really want to get in Django or Flask.

I'm mainly interested in being an program/application developer and not really a web developer. I know that iOS and Androids apps can be developed with Kivy but seeing all the tree house iOS courses I wonder if perhaps I should just go through all the iOS tree house tracks.

As a side note, I just took a look at freeCodeCamp and really like what they are doing as I last resort I might try doing that.

Please let me know your input.

TIA

1 Answer

Jacob Mishkin
Jacob Mishkin
23,118 Points
Jacob Mishkin
Jacob Mishkin
23,118 Points

It really depends on what you want to do. If you want to make IOS apps then swift is the way to go. there is a lot you can do with Python, but if you want to make applications that interact with the hardware then you should probably learn C/C++ and Assembly.