What programming languages do you use?
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kahuna74
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I'm a fan of ReactJs myself. Way simpler than angular. Of course the entire framework of angular is nice to have when you need it but I don't. I don't mind using 3rd party libraries for routing, immutability, and other things.
kahuna74
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I've never heard of that before. I used delphi ages ago and loved it. Thanks for that.
deathandsuch
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C++/CLI, C#, JS, Python, PHP, SQL
Netro
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WhereIsMyMoney
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Usually, I use PHP but recently became interested in Go. There is so much more you can do in Go compared to PHP. I also sometimes use Python for web scrapping, but I think for future scrapping projects I will use Go because it is much easier just to start up VPS and run a single executable in it then to run python script with all its dependencies.
pipichorapa
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All languages have their own advantages and disadvantages. For quick work and simple API services, Python is great because it is expressive and highly dynamic (which means you can declaratively specify your program)
For serious backends, I would use Java. For games, image processing, high performance computing, parsing advanced structures you need C/C++.
For serious backends, I would use Java. For games, image processing, high performance computing, parsing advanced structures you need C/C++.
MoneyIsTheGod
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C# has also good advantages for mobile game development, you can use it for game engines like unity.
uncommonbg
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I'm currently developing using C# and some js frameworks like AngularJS, but I'm also thinking about getting into Python.