[Zarma]

Actually, one of the questions you asked was to give you a schedule on what to learn. I probably wouldn't approach it like this at all. If you've got the core of Python down, I'd start learning the basics of either C or PHP now. Just change it up every so often. If you choose the C route I'd probably only spend about a month doing C just getting the basics nailed. Then upgrade to C++, because the general syntax carries through, it just get's a lot more complex. If you pick up PHP then yeah, picking up some kind of SQL is very much a plus.

Once you have the basics of SQL down you can start reading about SQLi, WAF and penetration testing etc. These are the kind of things I need to think about on a day to day basis, because I deal with websites quite a lot and how to prevent attacks against them. Which is one of the reasons I joined here!

So don't think of it as a "now I've learnt Python, what's next". On a day to day basis I might skip between 5 languages without even thinking about it and it used to be more than that when I was a full on dev. But that's kind of the stage you need to be aiming for.

[Talles]

if you are interrested i can teach you

web programing:

php
mysql
html
css
javascript
ajax
mysql

Yii framework ( the framework that i use)


mobile programing
java (basics)
phonegap( a framework to create mobile programs to all devices ,windowsphone , ios, android ...)


just 8 dolars P.H

[Talles]

if you are interrested i can teach you

web programing:

php
mysql
html
css
javascript
ajax
mysql

Yii framework ( the framework that i use)


mobile programing
java (basics)
phonegap( a framework to create mobile programs to all devices ,windowsphone , ios, android ...)


just 8 dolars P.H

[Talles]

if you are interrested i can teach you

web programing:

php
mysql
html
css
javascript
ajax
mysql

Yii framework ( the framework that i use)


mobile programing
java (basics)
phonegap( a framework to create mobile programs to all devices ,windowsphone , ios, android ...)


just 8 dolars P.H

[robert_glen]

this is the best part of hacking, i cant wait to learn it my self.

[drvijayy2k2]

We cannot predict how long it will take,
but all it depends on your interest and your skill set..

But basically you need to learn c,c++ as basic

Hi guys.

The reason for me to be openning this threads quite simple.

I'm still a newbie. I can't program or hack anything (I even have problems trying to open my toilet seat). But recently I've been learning python. I really digged into it, but here is the thing. I've read somewhere that professional hackers tend to be masters in more than a single language.

I know I'm only starting but I'd like to have a schedule, a course if you may.
I've been thinking in some new projects that could make quite a diference in the whole way we use computers and such, but to get to begin working on it I'll need more than the simple (and yet powerful) python.

Could someone create a programming course for me. Like:

-First language: Python
-Estimated time to finish it: A year

-Second languge:...
-Estimated time to finish it:...

...and so on.

Put only the ones you find important, based on the whole project scale (pretty big).