[Ubuntu-eg] توحيد لغة البرمجة المستخدمة فى سيشنات البرمجة

[Amahdy AbdElAziz]

I agree with Python/PHP as long as you are talking about web apps, but for
desktop teaching python is like teaching c/c++ ... in fact if you have any
background in any language and started in python you'll have to get a
comparison booklet between how to use the programming basics
(for,if,while,lists ...etc) in Python. Not like Java, you almost can feel
that you are writing c/c++, also the IDE of Java like Eclipse or Netbeans
make the desktop development life easier, you just click "Add New Form" then
drag a button, then double click on the button to get into the action to be
done, Java documentation, auto-complete, and the friendliness of the
function names actually helps a lot.
So to summarize, if you want to teach a 'fresh' on how to easily make
desktop apps, go for Java, if you want to teach him on how to easily get
into web apps, then Python and PHP are completely equal.

-- Amahdy AbdElAziz
http://www.amahdy.net



2011/10/25 mohamed yosry <mohamedyosry3000 at gmail.com>

> Due to the terms .....i think that u should go for Python or php ...and u
>> will be happy with it
>> i'm sorry because i thought that u r talking about different level
>> sorry again
>>
> NVM :)
>
> So what I'm really saying is, sure Python is awesome, but make sure that it
>> is a
>> popular language around here, and if it's not then a *transnational*
>> language
>> that is _popular_ should be used to show people how it's done.
>>
> @Mohammed Gamal +1 + there is an introductory session about it's basics
> (basics control structures, procedural programming and OOP)
>
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