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by malandrew
4095 days ago
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C# is also a legitimate option if you're using windows. Java is a good option too (although I would hesitate to recommend any language where you need to have an IDE to be productive). I should have included C# or both. I left PHP out intentionally. If you're going to be immersed in a new community, you should at least be immersed in one where a greater percentage of the code you come across is of reasonable quality and is more likely to have tests. The PHP community is the epitome of cowboy coding and a novice programmer would pick up many bad habits from the code they come across in that community. |
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