Best Future Programming Languages (Python & Rust)

What is web Designing? 

Web Design is a similar process of creation, with the intention of presenting the content on electronic web pages, which the end-users can access through the internet with the help of a web browser.

Elements of Web Design

Web design uses many of the same key visual elements as all types of design such as:

• Layout 
• Colors 
• Font 
• Graphics
• Content 
• Navigation 
• Multimedia 
• Compatibility 
• User friendly 

Layout: 

This is the way the graphics, ads and text are arranged. In the web world, 

Colour: 

The choice of colours depends on the purpose and clientele; it could be simple black-and-white to multi-coloured design. 

Graphics:

Graphics can include logos, photos, clipart or icons, iamges, videos, all of which enhance the web design. 

Fonts: 

The use of various fonts can enhance a website design. Most web browsers can only read a select number of fonts, known as “web-safe fonts”, 

Content: 

Content and design can work together to enhance the message of the site through visuals and text. 

Creating User-Friendly Web Design:

Besides the basic elements of web design that make a site beautiful and visually compelling, a website must also always consider the end user. 

Navigation:

Site architecture, menus and other navigation tools in the web design must be created with consideration of how users browse and search. 

Multimedia:

 Relevant video and audio stimuli in the design can help users to grasp the information, 

Compatibility: 

Design the webpage, to perform equally well on different browsers and operating systems, to increase its viewing.

What is Payton Language? 

Python is a favorite a mong many developers for its strong emphasis on readability and efficiency, especially when compared to other languages like Java, PHP, or C++.

Sure, it’s old, but it’s 1980s old, not Cobol or Fortran old. Besides, if something works, why change it, especially when there are a so many ways to improve it.

I beg to differ.

Whether you’re starting a new company, or looking for a language to help you land a job, Python can and will push you to great heights.

 PYTHON IS EASY.

Try asking programmers what programming language was easiest to learn for them, and I bet the majority of responses will probably be Python.

It’s true: Python looks like it was designed for newbies. It reads like kindergarten math and is so easy to understand that you could teach its basic concepts to someone who doesn’t know a lick of coding in one day.

Rust Beginning and History:

Rust started as a part-time project from Mozilla employee Graydon Hoare in 2006. He continued working on it for over three years, at which point Mozilla got involved. In 2009, the company deemed the language “mature enough” to run basic tests and demonstrate its core concepts. It formerly announced it to the public the following year. At that point, development shifted from the initial compiler to the self-hosting compiler written in Rust (rustc). The language successfully compiled itself in 2011.

1. Better developer tools:

Developer tooling should improve, with an overhaul of the Rust Language Server (RLS) that allows Rust-related features to be supported by a wide range of the IDEs (Integrated Developer Environments) used by developers to write and edit the code.

2. Faster code compilation:

Improving the speed at which Rust code is compiled has long been a goal for the core team behind Rust and in 2020 the aim for the compiler is "improving 'core strength' by lowering raw compilation times and also generating better code".

3. Async/await and other:

An example might be calling a function that will take an undetermined time to return a result. Rather than blocking any other instructions from being run while waiting for that function to return its result, the async and await keywords provide a way for Rust to pause what it's currently doing and to run other instructions until that result is returned, at which point Rust can pick up where it left off.

4. New features for Cargo:

Rust's Cargo build system and the package manager will receive many new features, including better support for cross-compilation - compiling code to run on a platform other than one the compiler is being run on, support for custom commands, and the addition of custom registries and offline mode.

5. Better  security:

A security working group are focusing on how to deliver security updates to Rust in a timely manner, improving code authentication, reducing the use of unsafe code, and better verification of the standard library.