top 10 coding languages

Osmosis

Osmosis

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I have a noob question:
I want to know in you guys opinion what are the top programing languages one needs to know in these Interwebs for IM? top 5-10?

If one was going for a 9-5 I wonder whats the top too..

Just wondering

Oz
 


For Internet Marketing?

PHP and SQL and lots of excel. Note this is for IM, not developer stuff. Why? Look up growth hacking.



For dev, 9-5 shit. Id say .Net, Ruby, PHP, CF, and maybe Java.
 
For front end stuff, javascript or C#. Server side python, php, ruby, perl, java, .NET(multiple), javascript(node.js),
 
thanks. The reason i asked is because i need to learn the languages to service and write my own programs.. it will save me money and im getting serious now.. :)
 
If you ever wanna make games check out unity 3d game engine, it's addicting and allows any of c#, jscript (.NET), and boo (.net version of python) for scripting the interactions, which it can port to different platforms if you get licenses.

I have mobile android and iOS basic which costs money but browser and pc/mac is free. It can build natively so Chrome can play without any plugins but the others require a unity plugin to play browser games. It's way more powerful than flash.
 
yeah, Making a game was in my agenda.. Im also making big brand sites and trying to keep cost low by learning code and mastering it. because theres so much I can do with a big brand while doing code. And providing a BST service perhaps one day.. But yes, A game is DEF. in my future endeavours
 
Osmosis said:
yeah, Making a game was in my agenda.. Im also making big brand sites and trying to keep cost low by learning code and mastering it. because theres so much I can do with a big brand while doing code. And providing a BST service perhaps one day.. But yes, A game is DEF. in my future endeavours
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I'd go with javascript, master front end development then pick up some php. Get a book on javascript design patterns, it'll teach you how to structure your code more like a classical language and there are good ones on amazon for $20.

You can make 2d games with just javascript (with or without html5), as well as web applications, use some php to work with the server/database.

I fucking love javascript, here's a little tile engine I was working on when I was learning javascript, with 150,000 tiles for the map http://simplehotkey.com/Tiles/main.html

Here was my first game I was working on when learning javascript, you have to press F12 to open the console if it doesn't show the canvas, I didn't comment out the comments and some browsers throw a null error if it can't find the console object when it loads the page: Lee's html5 Canvas RPG (Arrow keys to move, w,a,s,d to shoot/swing and it's buggy) I had meant to combine the tile engine with the game mechanics but never went back to it.
Here's how it's played: lol javascript 2d game engine I made in notepad - YouTube
 
the only things you need to know in this space is html, css, javascript, php, and (my)sql - someone should probably introduce affiliates to mongodb because it would be much easier to learn with all the active record libraries.
 
BaSH since you'll end up needing to learn how to maintain your LAMP server.

HTML, CSS, and JS if you want to make your site cool.

PHP if you want to write server-side stuff.
 
as i move into IM more, and more. the 9-5 thing is useful. but as im now trying to learn code, Im gonna stick with learning the codes needed to successfuly do well with IM..

this is a very useful post
 
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