> Side note: While I definitely applaud the idea of trying to create a language that is geared towards beginners and good for learning on, I don't know if I can get behind recommending such a language that is still under development being suggested to beginners.
I second this. Especially when python itself is very beginner friendly.
IMHO the best advice on learning a skill is just do some projects with it. I am not exactly sure, which should come first, the 1. or the 2. point made in the article.
Though I would dare to say the 2. point is more important.
By doing python projects first you familiarize with it and then if you are still on - you should read zen of python, pep8, etc..
I second this. Especially when python itself is very beginner friendly.
IMHO the best advice on learning a skill is just do some projects with it. I am not exactly sure, which should come first, the 1. or the 2. point made in the article.
Though I would dare to say the 2. point is more important.
By doing python projects first you familiarize with it and then if you are still on - you should read zen of python, pep8, etc..