Easiest and Best Programming language

Gary Becks

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• Dec 30, 2011

• #81

Another vote for python here.

As far as javascript goes, well I've never been able to get past the {brackets} of any Cish style languages so I have been learning coffeescript lately and I must say it's quite nice IMO, especially when coupled with python.

 

Oalddesign

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• Jan 13, 2012

• #82

Well if you don't know xhtml/css you should start with that if you already know that start with javascript and from there go to php.
Javascript is easier to learn then php.

 

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Fascionas

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• Jan 15, 2012

• #83

Personally I've learnt HTML > CSS > PHP and now I'm figuring out jquery together with javascript which seems the hardest one to understand.

The first two were very simple. PHP was a bit harder but easy to learn with so much material online.

 

Digital Marketer

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• Mar 15, 2012

• #84

The best and the easiest way is to go for C language if you are still a beginner..

 

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Light Concept

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May 15, 2012

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• May 18, 2012

• #85

Been learning python. I'm pretty happy with it.

You can use python for web development or desktop.

 

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theMagicNumber

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May 13, 2010

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• May 18, 2012

• #86

Come on guys, stop suggesting C/C++ for every similar topic. The OP is asking for Web development.
I am a freelancer myself. The majority of the jobs are PHP/MySQL related.

 

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Saad Host

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• May 27, 2012

• #87

Php is very easy to other languages.

 

artlocke

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• May 27, 2012

• #88

Try Python by registering on Udacity.com. This is a free web based complete tutorial for beginners. They do give certificates for those students who passed their exam.

 

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shatcore

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• May 27, 2012

• #89

a_z_0_9 said:

C,C++ are not used in web development

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theMagicNumber said:

Come on guys, stop suggesting C/C++ for every similar topic. The OP is asking for Web development.

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My goodness, there are some people commenting on this subject that really shouldn't be.

C is used heavily in backend web development, Ebay's bidding system is coded in C just to name one example.

To make an actual contribution to the thread I would recommend any OOP language, they are a great base to expand from.

 

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theMagicNumber

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• May 28, 2012

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shatcore said:

My goodness, there are some people commenting on this subject that really shouldn't be.

C is used heavily in backend web development, Ebay's bidding system is coded in C just to name one example.

To make an actual contribution to the thread I would recommend any OOP language, they are a great base to expand from.

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Almost all of the modern languages are OO.
It is not about the language, it is about the available libraries.
Around 75-80% of the websites are using PHP as server-side language.
C# is way easier than C++, i am not saying it is better or worse. You can use it for desktop or web based applications. The rapid application development of C# and VS.NET is hard to beat.
The tools that fly around BHW are mainly coded in VB.NET or C#:
Mass Video Blaster
Proxy Multiply
Proxy Goblin
Zenno Poster
etc.