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Why start full stack development with python:NOW

It doesn’t matter if you have been into full web development or if you are just starting, but during this 2020 pandemic, lots of people have lost their jobs, and a huge demand for software development is on the rise due to the eCommerce boom and process digitization to avoid human interaction. We are in the digitization boom. Software development has to be bite sized so that more people can get the post-pandemic workforce wave. Python is the best language to learn because extremely fast web app development is possible(Django), it’s easy to learn, and it teaches to code orderly.




Fast web app development is allowed by a framework built with python, called Django. No previous knowledge in programming is required. Django is a battery included web development framework, because it also generates the database and it’s connection, so no difficult back-end development is required.


Python is an easy to learn language, it’s syntax makes it easy and tremendously readable. Unlike my experience starting to code in C++, learning python is a piece of cake, now that C++ one has to manage pointers,  which is too difficult for starting to code.

Because of the syntax of python, readable code must be written in order to work, unlike other languages syntax like C++, in which software difficult to update, understand and debug can work, so, the fact of having a python programming knowledge background make it super easy to shift from one programming language to another.


As a summary, python is the best language to learn because it allows to create web apps super fast, it paves the path to flat the learning curve to get into web development and it’s way of coding makes it bite sized to learn new languages. Besides, the python knowledge can be used across several fields, now that a library pandas can be used to handle and analyze data an excel book isn't capable of.


It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change. Charles Darwin

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