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I like Python but mikece is more right. Go with the language that fits what you do. Websites dont need to be done in Python when there is PHP and so much more .
by thghtihadanacct 5y ago
I like Python but mikece is more right. Go with the language that fits what you do. Websites dont need to be done in Python when there is PHP and so much more ... with lots of libraries already written for the task. I couldnt imagine debugging a content management module written in rust or go or python.
- BoorishBears 5y agoI mean they're basically right but it's kind of a non-answer The reality is people who ask "what is the best language" are better defined than the comment implies. Someone who's asking that is usually a beginner, is usually interested in a fast ramp up, is usually more reliant on existing resources than most, etc. It's not quite as hopeless of a question to answer as it might seem
- thghtihadanacct 5y agoI agree, it is typically a beginner question which leads to learning the language suited for what youre doing. If a computer student then the world is your oyster and you can learn them all. If youre already in the industry you use the one that works and I havent found a silver bullet language yet. C, maybe, but not really?