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Well, depends on a few factors: a) What languages do you currently know b) What do you want to program These 2 factors are different for everybody, as such, t
by andrest 16y ago
Well, depends on a few factors:
a) What languages do you currently know
b) What do you want to program
These 2 factors are different for everybody, as such, there is no one answer for your question.
- alcuadrado 16y agoMost of my expirience is in web development, but I'm interested in many more topics, like PL, game development, "low-level" systems, and else. Being mostly a web developer, I have spent the last five years developing PHP applications, and I feel very confident with the language and it's environment. For the last year I've focused more in javascript (although I0ve been fiddle with it much more years) and it's probably my favorite language. I have some experience with ANSI C, which I really like, but never used it in a production project, also C++, but I don't like it that much. I wanna learn a new language to gain new experience and discover different concepts and practices from them, and also because I'm a PL enthusiast.