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Try to have a wide perspective:
- if you are working with dynamic languages, try to check some static typing ones and vice versa.
- if you don't know functional programming, try to discover it. -
Lythenas2651yIf you don't know a purely functional language I recommend that you learn one (e.g. Haskell).
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@Krokoklemme what do you mean? I use Shakespeare everyday on my front end web apps ;)
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Sh4d0w4391y@Python I already know Python and it's my favourite programming language (out of two).
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werlious551y@C0D4 lol yes I started with php. But I honestly would recommend JavaScript. So flexible and powerful.
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rickh3091yhttps://github.com/jsimnz/fuckfuck
Learning fuckfuck did more for my life than almost anything else. It was steep to begin with, but once it started to click, I was able to curse with a dexterity previously unknown to me. Now when people swear nearby my mind immediately transforms this into event driven fuckfuck and I get little epiphanies. -
Judging by your profile I'd say either TypeScript (with a bit of JavaScript) or Rust
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h0ru5911yyou might as well do brainfuck or whitespace
but you should do Go instead if you want productivity or Rust if you want performance -
Mvzes3921yC# has been a delight to me, and core makes it all the better. Considering your Java background: ever wonder what it's like having Lombok integrated in your language?
You could also check out Kotlin. It'd fit your python background while keeping you around the Java ecosystem, which means Gradle.
JavaScript if you haven't explored it. JS is always nice to have.
I would recommend dart if I didn't loathe dartfmt and them being intent on using 2 spaces for indentation. -
Do you want to learn something new and esoteric?
Or something that actually gets used?
C++, cause you can write modules for Python with it. -
shivayl15021y@devTea
Actually I'm thinking about learning COBOL and how to debug it (XPAD or something like that, I don't remember the name), to be able to work faster and not having to email someone because a transaction is not working properly
I want to learn a new programming language. Any suggestions?
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