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I think it's a great thing you did some c and c++ as I only skimmed over c in class and mostly done all my classes in Java (writting a compiler in java - gah!).
by lpgauth 18y ago
I think it's a great thing you did some c and c++ as I only skimmed over c in class and mostly done all my classes in Java (writting a compiler in java - gah!). Did you like it? I have done a little c++ on my own and there is so much to learn I was overwhelmed by all the libraries you need to know if you don't want to be writing c in classes (boost , std, etc).
As for web language I love ruby (and rails as a framework) so I'm kind of bias but try learning python or ruby or if you feel like suffering (I find it too old school (I'm not trolling)) some perl (which as a huge community - CPAN).
Also, try looking at a functionnal language if you haven't in class (I learned Standard ML). It really helps to graps some concept that are harder to undertsand with `clunkier` languages.
I kinda went off track but hopefully this helps.