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General Discussion

Jade Vanguard
Jade Vanguard
193 Points
Posted by Jade Vanguard
Jade Vanguard
193 Points

I am kind of confused on what I should learn

I want to be able to make mobile apps and websites. Which languages can I learn to help me do both. Are: HTML, CSS, Javascript, Python, and maybe Java good. I in my spare time want to learn Unity. Can I go on this track, or should I narrow my focus

2 Answers

Kayla Reed
Kayla Reed
17,543 Points
Kayla Reed
Kayla Reed
17,543 Points

If you want to look into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, I'd suggest the Front-End Web Development track. Then there's also the Full Stack JavaScript track which you might want to look into once you finish the Front-End. It seems like a lot of time but both tracks share some of the same courses so some will be filled once you finish the Front-End track.

Jade Vanguard
Jade Vanguard
193 Points
Jade Vanguard
Jade Vanguard
193 Points

Thank you I've started the JavaScript track

Alexander Davison
Alexander Davison
65,469 Points
Alexander Davison
Alexander Davison
65,469 Points

If you want to make Mobile Apps (iOS or Android) you can't (at least I think you can't) make iOS apps or Android apps with JS/HTML/CSS.

If you want to learn iOS apps, try the iOS track.

If you are wanting to make Android apps, try starting the Android course.