Heard a bootcamp grad say focus on one language... I think that's backwards advice
I was sitting in on a Q&A at a local library coding meetup last month when this guy who just finished a 12-week bootcamp told everybody to just pick Python and master it before looking at anything else. I totally get where he's coming from, like don't scatter your focus too early. But I've been tinkering with code on and off for about 4 years, and my biggest breakthroughs came from bouncing between HTML, JavaScript, and Python all at once. Sticking to one language made me hit walls where I couldn't solve a simple problem because I didn't know how the web part worked. When I learned a bit of everything together, I started seeing how they connect, like how a basic website needs both frontend and backend logic. Has anyone else felt like learning multiple basics at the same time actually helped more than drilling one language for months?