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I'm a student trying to learn server side programming, I've started with node js. There seems to be a whole lot of modules to help with anything and with ES6 js
by ptr_void 9y ago
I'm a student trying to learn server side programming, I've started with node js. There seems to be a whole lot of modules to help with anything and with ES6 js doesn't seem so bad, and very fast (to write) as well compared to C++ that I've attempted. What are these better languages, what should one learn now for server-side when starting out?
- signed0 9y agoPython, in particular flask: http://flask.pocoo.org/ http://flask.pocoo.org/
- notdan 9y agoIt's fine, it really is. Just stick to what you are being productive with and enjoy actually building something useful.
- ethbro 9y agoKeep a sticky note next to your desk and, while you're learning, make a mark every time the answer to "Why does it do that?" or "How do I do this?" has a seemingly random or counterintuitive answer. In a year, that's the tally of how terrible or great a language is. Bad languages don't just make bad choices, they make bad choices and then make different choices for other, similar questions that should be related.