Prince of Persia

What programming languages do you know?

[By the way, this is the first time I am opening topic for Off-Topic Forum].

1. HTML (Ok, maybe it's not!)
2. CSS
3. Vanilla JS
4. jQuery (framework of JS)
5. Bootstrap 4
6. PHP
7. MySQL
8. Python (also know selenium, requests, bs4 and other modules)
9. Trying to learn NodeJS & ReactJS as it's trendy... (Although they seem tough at first)

I can read code and write some in C, but I am not experienced in it.

What about you?

atrueprincefanfrom18 wrote: ↑September 14th, 2020, 6:43 pmWhat programming languages do you know?

For desktop applications, I use C, with libraries SDL(2) and GTK+(3).
For web applications, I use PHP(7), with HTML(5), (My)SQL, JavaScript/jQuery/Ajax, CSS(3), and XML/JSON/SOAP.
For the console, Shell script.
Other than those three (C, PHP, shell script), I don't really know any languages.

atrueprincefanfrom18 wrote: ↑September 14th, 2020, 6:43 pm What programming languages do you know?

Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Access, and Microsoft SQL Server

I started with Turbo Pascal as well as C/C++ in the 90s. My POP mod was probably the first time I have programmed in C in the last 20 years.

For desktop and web APIs I use .NET (Core) and C#, NodeJS for React apps
For Android, Java and Kotlin
For web, JavaScript (React and jQuery), CSS/SASS, and obviously HTML (or JSX in React)
I have used Delphi and Objective C in the past
I know various SQL databases as well

C# for desktop/web... Angular for web... I'm increasingly getting interested in F#, but real life stuff prevents me from diving in deeper. Id say SQL too, but I haven't wrote anything more complicated aside from basic select statements for a long time now

I'm learning ReactJS now. It's getting quite famous and most used JS framework although it becomes too complex for smaller projects.

I have been learning FastAPI framework for past few months. It just seems really awesome!

Need to learn Docker because I'm working on a project that needs to be replicated over and over again. Just wondering if I can note down commands and repeat the same while replicating it.

atrueprincefanfrom18 wrote: ↑October 28th, 2020, 6:11 pm I'm learning ReactJS now. It's getting quite famous and most used JS framework although it becomes too complex for smaller projects.

I'm learning ReactJS too. It looks quite simple and understandable after learning C#. The next one is Python, considered to be learning