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The one I'm using that's making me the most money. At the moment, I'm into Java for creating Android apps and having a good time with it. Before that, it was
by dpcan 16y ago
The one I'm using that's making me the most money.
At the moment, I'm into Java for creating Android apps and having a good time with it. Before that, it was PHP. At one time it was ASP. Once it was Delphi/Pascal. When I was a kid, BASIC.
I don't think the language makes me happy, I think my situation makes me happy, so by association, I'm happy with the language I'm coding in at the time I'm happy. Or something like that.
- blanketman 16y agoLol I'm going to quote that, I didn't even think of your last sentence. It makes perfect sense, Thanks!! Do you have a website I can reference?
- kapilkaisare 16y agoWell, I think of it this way: I recently moved from a Python+Javascript project to a Java+GWT one, and while the project has been interesting, I must say I know that I will not be voluntarily using Java post this project - unless it happens to be something like Android, which I haven't yet taken on. Python and Javascript are by far the languages that have pleased me the most: Python for its simplicity and terseness, and Javascript for the absolute fun stuff you can do with it(closures, prototypal inheritance). Java comes off as being more boilerplate - not just the generated code, but the IDE my colleagues claim you need in order to minimize writing the scaffolding yourself. Not sure if this holds true - I keep hearing myths about how Emacs is a good Java editor and all that. I generally get a kick of out writing tight code, and Java seems bloated by design. YMMV, and it obviously does.