What do you think what is the most useful programming language in this age?

@oxkipo yeah Kiko that is your programming language I know

C

HTML

*runs for cover*

Common sense

@oxkipo #HTML #WeaponOfChoice #YOLO #NotReally

I think I will start with Java than go on C++ or C#

JavaScript of course - it runs in a web browser!

@Artemix and why?

@Torbuntu but friend told me that Java has complicated syntax

mhm I understand

How about rust? It'll teach you memory hygiene, has real good documentation (I 💓 the second edition of the book), and it requires very little setup to get the build system running.

Python, I have used it to automate so many tasks

Most useful for me I would say.

That looks good but Does he a good support? @leo2807

@naktop3031 What do you mean?

Hardware? It's using llvm ir, and thus supports x86, arm, ... There are even some kernels written in rust.

Other languages? There is ffi for most scripting languages, and there's also generic c interoperability, if that's your thing. (No direct C++ interoperability yet though)

IDE? I recommend atom or Vs code, both support code completion, and Vs code even has inline documentation (if you install the right extensions).

Packages? http://crates.io has most of them, and cargo is an excellent package manager. http://docs.rs is an automated library of all the package documentation.

@leo2807 I agree the second book is quiet nice but its still under development and there are some problems in the last few chapters

But overall its a nice intro to the language

What do you think the most useful tool in the toolbox is?

Whichever one gets the job done.

@arcadesdude clever argument