Want to learn a new prog language Which I think is a good choice

[rcep]

Hello
i want ot learn a language fast
Better if its related to web
i want it to be a useful language i can have actual stuff comming up asap

What you recommend me to learn ? :cy:

 

[ninetwofive]

Html

 

[rcep]

basicly i know html java/javascript php-mysql and such but need to do something useful maybe for commercial use

 

[Krossat]

asp.net 2008 & sql server

 

[Dean]

Python could be handy

 

[rcep]

ye python is a good language to learn i worked on python like 5 years ago now dont have a clue about its syntax

whats a good one for making commercial applications

 

[Dean]

ye python is a good language to learn i worked on python like 5 years ago now dont have a clue about its syntax

whats a good one for making commercial applications

As in Windows applications? Any .NET language will do the job good and fast.

 

[pranavashok]

You seem to know a lot of handy languages already... Why not start using them?

 

[euwern]

how about VB and VBA ? very handy i guess... as you can manipulate everything related to windows apps based on your need ..plus most user is using Windows and Microsoft Office tools for day to day use..

 

[canmark2006]

May I suggest Ruby or Java?

 

[codyBane]

Ruby's amazing but I'm not sure it's popular enough to be handy just yet. Couldn't hurt. You could always go back in time and learn perl... that's still in common use on linux hosts and it's an incredibly powerful language... incredibly weird too. Coolest thing about perl was that it was designed by a linguist, not by a programmer.

Learn python if you think you'll be playing with open source game development on linux. A lot of level loaders and other parts of games are done in python scripts. But if you're doing that you really need C++, Python, and OpenGL and possibly OpenAL under your belt.

If I were you I'd try Flex. The open source flash framework.
Very powerful.

 

[johmi]

basicly i know html java/javascript php-mysql and such but need to do something useful maybe for commercial use

If you already know these languagues, then you could try Ruby.