Anyone else having a hard time switching between languages? :/

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Java, JS and SQL at work, Python in my own projects...

@hash-table same here 😉

I always mess up my syntax when I'm switching from Java to C# or vise versa. But only in a long term sense (having developed at least a few weeks in one language, then changing - not in the same project).

Not much problems here, though I am used to looking up the syntax just after switching on languages I don't have a good handle on yet.

Having an IDE for each language greatly help because any syntax error is spotted very quickly (mainly Jetbrains IDEs and XCode, trying Atom for JS too).

I always mess up naming conventions, i.e. cases (e.g. C# and Java). Other than that, never had much problem with switching.

Да, ich find asta сложно sometimes.

But then I just switch and it's totally fine.

@AndSoWeCode LOL a german Russian here?

Yeah, it only happens on the first few lines of code after switching.

@just8littleBit I'm more of a full-stack talker :P

Golang, Java, C#, JavaScript, Bash, PHP, SQL (MySQL and Postgres dialects).

I switch between all of these pretty much every week, with PHP and Bash being more infrequent.

The more you do it, the easier it is. I have a harder time remembering the APIs of the frameworks I'm using to be honest.

Just learning kotlin and I have some troubles because it's completely different sintax from Java, C#, Javascript...

After writing a lot of java and then writing in python I sometimes put a semicolon