title: Langages d'apprentissage

> It's with all of this in mind that my recommended language for teaching beginners is now Javascript. I know, I know, it's quirky and sometimes outright weird, but overall it's decent and modern enough. More importantly it's sitting on top of an unprecedentedly ubiquitous cross-platform toolkit for layout, typography, and rendering. Want to display UI elements, images, or text? Use HTML directly. Want to do graphics or animation? Use canvas. 
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> <cite>*[Retiring Python as a Teaching Language](http://prog21.dadgum.com/203.html)* ([cache](/david/cache/d9dd35c52290d485ff8dcbd00b7fd13f/))</cite>

Je ne pense pas qu’il ne faille apprendre qu’un seul langage, bien au contraire. Apprendre Python pour découvrir la programmation et les algorithmes de bases est intéressant, apprendre C pour découvrir les notions de ressources bas niveau est intéressant, apprendre HTML/CSS/JS pour faire des interfaces est intéressant aussi. *Évitons de partager nos propres œillères.*