Started to learn java! Loving it so far.. Coming from Python 3 i thought this was not gonna be easy but so far so good.. Can someone give me some advice or tips on what to tackle next after java?

Did you 'tackle' java? For me, java is a jungle I could lost in for years, man...well, maybe goLang?

@samwir Well, i didnt "tackled" it yet but its going smooth so far.. I took a look at GoLang, never heard of it tbh but looks clean and simple. Maybe i will give it a go!

Java dev here, i recently picked up c#, it may be worth taking a look at

You could help me with my Java project ;3

Came from Python 2, been learning Java for three weeks now.

@RazorSh4rk Ive been looking into c# and c++ so those two are definitely on the top list!

@Cyanite Like a similar story there ^^ And i could definitely take a look but i'm not sure i will be of any help right now, since i'm just starting :)

@Strazil
I don't even know how if/else works yet. XD I haven't needed it. Lol

I actually just started a real online class yesterday on Udemy.

I know how Functions work pretty well though. And JavaFX.

@Cyanite Going in the right direction there! And well, i do now about the structure and if/else allready but little or nothing on javaFX and functions yet ^^ I'm also self learning for now and also took a look on Udemy a while ago, be sure to let me know how it pays off for you! :)

@Strazil
My game is open-source (GPLv3) check my github on my profile. It'll be the exit_code_java (the dev branch) - give it a fork and dig through my code. ^~^

@Cyanite wait a second... You know how methods, classes and UI frameworks work, but don't know how to use basic control structures?

That's pretty odd

@Krokoklemme
I look up things as I need them. (Huh.. Google, how do I destroy a Pane?) I just started an actual class yesterday.

C++ would be great. Python is a fairly unstructured language and java is very structured. So you kind of have an idea of how both work and the differences between them.

(Im also a big c++ fan)

Mate, you are just starting to learn java. Don't think of 'what's next' yet - you will lose motivation to learn what you are currently learning

Go, ES6, SQL

C, all hail the lord C

I would also recommend learning unit testing with Java ( junit ) test driven development saves me a lot of hustle...

@Cyanite I allready did ^^ but like i said before, i know nothing of javaFX as for now... Will get to it soon tho!