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The TIOBE index [1] can be used as a good guide for your question. Python would be the first choice. In my personal opinion, however, I would rather advise RUST

The TIOBE index [1] can be used as a good guide for your question. Python would be the first choice. In my personal opinion, however, I would rather advise RUST, since many projects switch to this language. [1] https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/ https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/

st1x7 6y ago
You're contradicting yourself. Should we use TIOBE as a guide or should we pick Rust? (The correct answer is neither of those two.) Rust is just about the worst language that you can recommend in this case - it's more difficult than most other languages and there are close to no jobs with it out there. OP is probably looking for JavaScript/TypeScript + a frontend framework or Python.
- x14km2d 6y ago
  Whew! You seem to have problems understanding simple sentences. Here again as a list to show exactly what I mean. - 1. to get an overview, which languages exist at all, you can get a first impression at TIOBE. So you first have to know which languages exist, so you know which languages you should learn. - 2) You seem to have missed the second point, because in this point I advised you to learn Python, because it gives you the best job opportunities. You have compared the TIOBE list with RUST and constructed a faulty comparison (which in your opinion contains a contradiction). - 3. in point three I recommended Rust according to my personal opinion, because I see as a programmer and studied computer scientist in this language the best developments in the next 20 years. According to your personal opinion, Rust is the worst recommendation. You then say that Javascript (not a programming language, but a scripting language) and the choice to a frontend (not a programming language at all) is the best option. By your non-technical statements, I can roughly read that you don't have much idea about this topic and just wanted to say something, but your unprofessional statements don't help OP with his question.
  - babygoat 6y ago
    No need to get so defensive. A scripting language is a language, which is what the OP asked for.

st1x7 6y ago

You're contradicting yourself. Should we use TIOBE as a guide or should we pick Rust? (The correct answer is neither of those two.) Rust is just about the worst language that you can recommend in this case - it's more difficult than most other languages and there are close to no jobs with it out there. OP is probably looking for JavaScript/TypeScript + a frontend framework or Python.

x14km2d 6y ago
Whew! You seem to have problems understanding simple sentences. Here again as a list to show exactly what I mean. - 1. to get an overview, which languages exist at all, you can get a first impression at TIOBE. So you first have to know which languages exist, so you know which languages you should learn. - 2) You seem to have missed the second point, because in this point I advised you to learn Python, because it gives you the best job opportunities. You have compared the TIOBE list with RUST and constructed a faulty comparison (which in your opinion contains a contradiction). - 3. in point three I recommended Rust according to my personal opinion, because I see as a programmer and studied computer scientist in this language the best developments in the next 20 years. According to your personal opinion, Rust is the worst recommendation. You then say that Javascript (not a programming language, but a scripting language) and the choice to a frontend (not a programming language at all) is the best option. By your non-technical statements, I can roughly read that you don't have much idea about this topic and just wanted to say something, but your unprofessional statements don't help OP with his question.
- babygoat 6y ago
  No need to get so defensive. A scripting language is a language, which is what the OP asked for.