Newbie here with limited Python experience. What would you suggest? I have no projects in mind, just want to learn and have been mashing away at Python for months. What ever it is I make needs to run on a Mac or iDevice - via browser is fine.
It was suggested to me that I get a grasp of basic concepts before going there. I found it fairly easy to make a very very basic application with series of buttons that worked etc via objective c and the interface builder, but had no idea what I was doing when I hit code (which was the whole point of playing around). I have a better understanding of some coding basics now that I have done a small amount of python (Zed Shaw). Maybe it's time I went back to objective c - you've got me thinking... Thanks.
You're going to miss the interpreter. I started programming with python too, and now I'm moving onto Java (for Android), and while static typing is nice, I really miss being able to just try things out in a few seconds.
Working with a GUI framework is very different than web development and CLI.
Yeah, hacking around in ipython is nice, but you don't have to sacrifice all of it for static typing. play.golang.org is fairly quick if you just want to try something.
