Topic: Any Programmers Here? (Read 698 times)
I prefer to use Python, but I gotta admit I'm not a genius in programming
I prefer Python, C# and Java.
i program embedded devices in C
I'm .NET developer with C# and VB.NET
C++ ........C#..........html.........css................javascript...........php
Beginning programmer. Learning advanced C++ & beginning CUDA.
Me! i can do Hello World haha! just kidding, i'm kinda new at programming, taking up Online Course for PHP, Java, HTML, and Javascript. Hope I'll get better.
C, C++, Java, Python
Desktop Apps: C#, .Net, WPF, XAML, Java
Database: SQL, MongoDB
Backend API: Python Tornado, Web API, PHP
Frontend: Javascript, AngularJS, Bootstrap, HTML, CSS, Android
OS: Windows, Ubuntu, Raspbian
Data Science: Python, NLTK, Scikit, R, CUDA
Depends on the project and who I am working with and whatever I am currently trying to learn.
Database: SQL, MongoDB
Backend API: Python Tornado, Web API, PHP
Frontend: Javascript, AngularJS, Bootstrap, HTML, CSS, Android
OS: Windows, Ubuntu, Raspbian
Data Science: Python, NLTK, Scikit, R, CUDA
Depends on the project and who I am working with and whatever I am currently trying to learn.
I do a lot of Python and embedded C/C++ nowadays.
Im using C languages and Java
Payton programming languages with supporting databases......
Hallo,
I'm (also) a programmer.
What language I prefer depends on the task.
I'm (also) a programmer.
What language I prefer depends on the task.
- For web backends I prefer PHP. When dealing with bigger projects, I prefer PSR*+MVC OOP solutions like Symfony.
- For web frontends I'm stuck to plain HTML+CSS+JS with some jQuery because I hate the frontend stuff and it lacks motivation for learning. I hate to deal with the different behaviours of the many different devices and browsers thrown on the (mobile) market.
- For automatition on Windows I'm stuck to Batch scripting because most Windows systems doesn't have Python installed and I don't know yet how to deal with the PowerShell although I heard it's very powerful and a great thing what Microsoft has done. If I'm getting confronted with more such tasks in the future I'll probably take a PowerShell course.
- For automatition on Linux I use Bash for smaller tasks and Python for more complex tasks. Python because it's mostly available for me and easy to deal with and I don't like to fiddle nor to debug some cryptic "dosomething -xyz ... | dosomethinganother ... | sed -xyz ... | awk ..." like bash code which I made but forgot how the argument syntax exactly was when opening the bash script in a text editor first time after 6 months in oblivion.
- Desktop applications: .NET C#/VB or Pascal or C(++) dependent if it's enterprise, time available and how much low level I need.
I am a C/AL programmer 
probably never heard of this programming language ?
probably never heard of this programming language ? Nope, never heard of it. What is it? What is it used for? More importantly, how old is it because I feel like its a really old language.
I am a C/AL programmer probably never heard of this programming language ?
probably never heard of this programming language ? me here!
Java, C#
more on backend system and server side..not really into frontend programming
Java, C#
more on backend system and server side..not really into frontend programming
Ah, I also do frontend work with html/css/js with things like react, vue, and materialize.
me here!
Java, C#
more on backend system and server side..not really into frontend programming
Java, C#
more on backend system and server side..not really into frontend programming
Hey,
I am a fellow programmer! I was wondering what languages/frameworks/libraries you prefer and why.
I currently use nodejs with hapi/koa/express.
Thanks.
I am a fellow programmer! I was wondering what languages/frameworks/libraries you prefer and why.
I currently use nodejs with hapi/koa/express.
Thanks.
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