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Umm I haven't checked it yet. I was very disappointed with nodejs. Never tried anything else after that. I will give it a go.
What Programming Languages should I learn in 2019
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G4143
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You'll want to start here.
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/expressjs/
And finish here.
https://expressjs.com/en/api.html
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Learn CSS, Php or Asp.net, Java, JS, Jquery
It will be sufficient to create any type of website and can earn a good income with that.
But whatever you learn, make sure to learn it at high level only
It will be sufficient to create any type of website and can earn a good income with that.
But whatever you learn, make sure to learn it at high level only
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Can you explain your statement please? Any app coded in any language is hackable if the dev doesn't make the app secure.
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If you're focusing on web apps and want good performance while using simple, easy to use languages - here's a good stack: Javascript (VueJS frontend), Golang (multithreaded backend), CSS (UI/UX design)
You can also use Golang for just about everything else.
You can also use Golang for just about everything else.
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Golang was designed for a specific purpose and that design decision makes it unfit for most high level programming. Golang, like C, can do some things with relative ease but its better to reach for Java or C# if you step outside of its domain.
G4143
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I find dynamic languages are a terrible choice for a first language. They are way too accommodating and tend to produce bad coding habits.
You should investigate C# or Java for a first language if you are serious about programming.
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I still have to investigate yeah, however online is mixed with opinions whether to start with C# or Python.
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Python, Javascript, C++, Rust, Go, Swift, Typescript, F#, Java
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using python or php for web-automation
G4143
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Python is great as a second or third language. As a first language... It just produces too many bad habits if you have no coding experience.
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Python is best but JavaScript, Php, C++ is best too.
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For what he's planning to do (bots, web apps, i assume SaaS, etc) it's perfect. Golang is being used for a lot of big data projects and it's one of the most desired programming languages at the moment.