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RE: What language(s) are you learning? - mothered - 01-04-2017
Nothing at the moment.
Given I deal with web-based applications and server-side vulnerability testing and exploitations, SQL and PHP Is Imperative. I also know HTML (big deal, It's not a language anyway), which comes In handy at times.
RE: What language(s) are you learning? - lux - 01-04-2017
(01-04-2017, 06:56 AM)Hoss Wrote: I just recently picked up Go (about 6 months ago) and it has completely replaced all other languages in my tool-belt (even to write client-side code with gopherjs). I can't even look at Java anymore without cringing at how verbose it is.
Go is great, I mean I write it for my career. But some of it is awful, Rob Pike is... Well, go read up on him
RE: What language(s) are you learning? - Inori - 01-04-2017
(01-04-2017, 06:56 AM)Hoss Wrote: I just recently picked up Go (about 6 months ago) and it has completely replaced all other languages in my tool-belt (even to write client-side code with gopherjs). I can't even look at Java anymore without cringing at how verbose it is.
(01-04-2017, 02:12 PM)lux Wrote: Go is great, I mean I write it for my career. But some of it is awful, Rob Pike is... Well, go read up on him
I wish I got more into it than I did. For a while it was pretty much all I used, but that faded pretty quickly. It's nice to know when I need to get a server running for something and I don't want to use Node, though.
Definitely agreed on Java. I'm required to write it for some parts of my AP Computer Science class and I hate it so much.
RE: What language(s) are you learning? - Hu3c0 - 01-04-2017
The Last year i was studing Java,SQL with Oracle and finally PL/SQL(Procedure Language)=Triggers,
functions,procedure.
Right now html,css,javascript,php,xml I'd finish on March I'm very tired (ʘᗩʘ') ¯\(°_o)/¯
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RE: What language(s) are you learning? - lux - 01-06-2017
Everyone should stop writing Java.
Fuck Java, fuck classes, fuck the JVM
RE: What language(s) are you learning? - Inori - 01-07-2017
(01-06-2017, 11:20 PM)lux Wrote: Everyone should stop writing Java.
Fuck Java, fuck classes, fuck the JVM
I'm all for OOP, but agreed. If Java wasn't virtualized and Oracle added a few key features, I might be more inclined to use it. Emphasis on might.
RE: What language(s) are you learning? - Hu3c0 - 01-07-2017
(01-06-2017, 11:20 PM)lux Wrote: Everyone should stop writing Java.
Fuck Java, fuck classes, fuck the JVM
I do not know what will happen in the future but now when I get up and take the subway, in my work, in the parks, on the beach wherever I go, Java and its classes surround me.
I understand that language is not as potent as C but it is now clear that it has become a place in the lives of millions of people.
Not a criticism my comment is only a reflection on what surrounds me in my private life.
When you send a Whatsapp do not think in Java
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RE: What language(s) are you learning? - Dr. Keter - 01-07-2017
I'm learning Japanese. Although there's so much damn vocabulary that it might take a year.
But for real, I just started learning C. It's my first language that I'm really getting into. After that, I might go for something more modern and high level, perhaps C++, or maybe I'll get back into Python. But it's definitely on my bucket list to learn some kind of Assembly.
RE: What language(s) are you learning? - lux - 01-07-2017
Stopped learning C# as it's meh. Got started on C. Reading up on VHDL
RE: What language(s) are you learning? - Inori - 01-07-2017
(01-07-2017, 10:44 PM)lux Wrote: Stopped learning C# as it's meh. Got started on C. Reading up on VHDL
I was using C# for a CompSci project because my teacher has a hard time understanding anything that isn't Java, but that's probably the first and last time I'm using it for anything big (my drive broke before I finished it, so I'm just doing a CLI in Python to make up the marks).
I'm so happy that I finally decided to get off my ass and learn C and C++. They're not easy languages by any means, but it's helped me learn way more much faster.