Web design or "normal" programming

Question

Hey guys, I want to ask in which field I should learn programming. I love running code and there is a output(python), but I am not sure if I should lern HTML a lot more cause I had experience with it and I didn't have that much fun. But I suck in maths and everybody say ohh python, so u have to be good in maths. I whould love to build REAL Websites with animations or sth but I am not sure if I just should programm python

Answer 1

Check out Datacamp, they have stuff on Python and using it for data science, and possibly gathering data from the web (been a while since I visited). Google use python for a lot of stuff so search around for something you're interested in doing, chances are you can!
A while ago I started making a HTML to PDF converter, so that you could make standard invoices and just put in the data you want to change. That might be an idea you could build on

Answer 2

@Dan Walker great answer thanks a lot I dont know what exactly to do but I think I will find something soon

Answer 3

@ale where can I find open source projects

Answer 4

@Lucien i am already able to write programs but I am not sure in with direction I want to go

Answer 5

@Dan Walker So u got ideas how I could use python instead of let python something calculate

Answer 6

http://up-for-grabs.net/#/
website for open source projects tailored for beginners. Also search Google for open source projects for beginners, there's a 'first timer' thing on GitHub for those new to open source projects

Answer 7

Also you can check:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Developer_guide/Introduction
https://www.gimp.org
https://inkscape.org/en/

Answer 8

If you want to make websites but don't have fun with HTML you have a problem. You either have to stop wanting to make websites or start learning html etc. clean from scratch again, you will have less problems and more fun.

Answer 9

Depends on what you want to achieve/produce. If you didn't enjoy html, don't do it. Honestly, hard work and logical thinking is more important, sure maths helps but it certainly isn't essential.

Answer 10

Maybe you can contribute to an open source project of your preference with you current skills. That way you will count with the support of the community and you can try yourself in a variety of tasks to find out which one suits you best.