What's wrong with you plebs not mentioning ColdFusion?
For one I have never heard of that what is it what makes it so good?
Topic: What programming language to learn? - page 3. (Read 2358 times)
For one I have never heard of that what is it what makes it so good?
What's wrong with you plebs not mentioning ColdFusion?
Ok so with the Primary goal being to create a very good multicoin interactive exchange. You guys say javascript and php? Skip regular java? My friend wanted to start with Java, would transitioning to javascript after getting it down be a smooth experience?
C++ isn't used on websites as much as people think in fact only small snippets of code are C++ and that's only because it's faster.
Defnitely C++
it's the most common, and the mostly used code there is
And the most hardcore to learn and especially to master. it's the most common, and the mostly used code there is
JavaScript is probably a goto language now days... also node.js seems legit too
Defnitely C++
it's the most common, and the mostly used code there is
it's the most common, and the mostly used code there is
If you are new to programming I would recommend Python. That's what I've been practising lately and I have heard it's a good first language 
It's suppose to be good but I don't think you can use it on web sites much.
The question isn't complete. It should be "If I want to achieve A,B,C what language should I learn?" You can't just ask "what programming language to learn". The devil is all in the detail of what you want to achieve.
C++ and Java are OOP based. That's what makes them "difficult" Python is a script-based language. So yeah, for scripting, python is easier. As for what most exchanges are programmed in, its probably PHP as 95% of websites are programmed in PHP.
If you are new to programming I would recommend Python. That's what I've been practising lately and I have heard it's a good first language
It's suppose to be good but I don't think you can use it on web sites much.
The question isn't complete. It should be "If I want to achieve A,B,C what language should I learn?" You can't just ask "what programming language to learn". The devil is all in the detail of what you want to achieve.
If you are new to programming I would recommend Python. That's what I've been practising lately and I have heard it's a good first language
It's suppose to be good but I don't think you can use it on web sites much.
The question isn't complete. It should be "If I want to achieve A,B,C what language should I learn?" You can't just ask "what programming language to learn". The devil is all in the detail of what you want to achieve.
If you are new to programming I would recommend Python. That's what I've been practising lately and I have heard it's a good first language
It's suppose to be good but I don't think you can use it on web sites much.
If you are new to programming I would recommend Python. That's what I've been practising lately and I have heard it's a good first language
С++
Java script!
I've never seen it written as two words before - looks weird.
Java script!
PHP, .js, HTML5 / CSS3
PHP, java script and html pretty much all websites have one of these implemented.
That's true - with deep knowledge of those you can always get a job that pays well.
Cool. What about ruby, python, or c?
I think you can have some libaries and convert them but I don't think they are useful for websites.
Cool. What about ruby, python, or c?
PHP, java script and html pretty much all websites have one of these implemented.
What languages are a lot of common exchanges usually in? Pools as well.
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