Go back.
Why people seem to hate so much Reddit? I mean, I know that is a hive mind full of libtards and SJW but there is actually very good info in there and very good NSFW subs, you just need to avoid progressive subs and you will be fine.
Go back.
Why people seem to hate so much Reddit? I mean, I know that is a hive mind full of libtards and SJW but there is actually very good info in there and very good NSFW subs, you just need to avoid progressive subs and you will be fine.
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Rust
JavaScript
I like both of languages that I know.
Only downside of those languages is that bad programmers are constantly whining about them.
If I had to choose some language (other than JS and Rust) to learn then I would learn Java.
C
Java
Java, SQL, basic notions of Python.
SQL, yes. Java not so much. Python is awesome from what I've seen so far.
SQL is fine. Java has horrible verbose and comes with all of the problems OOP has and even expand on them. Python is much better in this aspect, but it is still mostly OOP.
C, C++, Python or Go.
Rust. Tried it once and hated it. Plus shitty community.
C++.
Since this thread is garbage I guess I can ask a stupid meta question here instead of elsewhere:
If there exists a Daily Programming Thread on a board half of whose threads are about programming, does that mean I seek small advice about programming in the DPT or in a new thread?
what's wrong with rust?
Rust
Yes
No compile time function evaluation.
No type level integers.
There is no safe function to make a array from a slice in std/core.
std doesn't expose a way to access the os csprng.
The time and string modules in std are painfully limited.
I wouldn't.
C
Ada and Idris
yes
Oh shit. I read that as "what is your favourite programming language".
I actually know Rust, Java, C# and Python. Also a little bit of Red and Erlang.
C, C++, Java, Python, JS
Really enjoy.
Not as comfortable and fucking long compiles, but otherwise eh.
Why did G*d think we deserved this?
Good for non-performance critical, text processing/GUI programs. Really good for scientific number crunching with NumPy because it has really nice abstractions over C.
I write 50 lines of it for some site and then chmod 400 it.
The lack of some newer programming constructs is annoying, but I can deal with it.
Compile times. The encapsulation is horrible.
AbstractFactoryProxyBean
The whitespace rules are cancer.
The DOM is a messy cruft and ES6 does jackshit to fix it. Is it so hard to make incompatible changes and have them running with
and falling back to legacy if the statement not there? Just show "bls ubbgrade ur browser :DDDDdd" if no es7.
Ada, FORTRAN
Rust. Ironically, the shilling here steers me away even more.
I want to learn something functional like Haskell sometime. I'm really busy nowadays so no time for self-improvement, but when I do get time I plan to.