No.561
Favorite languages, frameworks, paradigms, etc.
I fucking love Lua.
No.566
C uber alles!
No.567
Perl6
No.568
If you are going to make a thread like this at least try to have some reasoning or you'll just seem like a retard.
No.569
What's so bad about ASP? I've never used it myself, but I like C#.
No.580
No.594
Java. Its a software engineer's wet dream.
No.595
C++11 for most programming, and also D language more recently.
Python for quick and dirty stuff and best productivity.
I really want to love Common Lisp, because CLOS; but the poor implementations are killing me, and also the lack of decent tools.
No.630
C++
No.718
Procedural > object orientated
No.910
>>561Fully object oriented languages like Java
COBOL
Enterprise Quality software.
Certifications and Degrees
Human Resources
Women and Diversity in software engineering
That little faggot nerd who can't code
No.926
>>594"Wet dream" as in "I piss myself because the nightmare is so frightening"
No.927
>>561I use Python, but love Rust
No.940
C/asm for performance critical parts
D for Higher level Coding
Bash for scripting
Rake for making
and some C++ because reality.
No.1028
No.1071
>>561Haskell.
Not even kidding.
Perl for one-time scripts.
C++ for low level stuff (Rust is much too young).
Common Lisp when I'm very drunk and it's 5 A.M.
No.1076
>>1071>Haskell.Actually, scratch that.
Make that OCaml when the modular implicits patch hits release quality.
No.1126
C
C++11
python
No.1142
Assembly,
C or C++ when I want high level stuff.
And then VB when I REALLY can't be arsed (normally because someone wants something quickly and it's for a PC)
No.1143
>Lua
Metastruct faggot confirmed, and now banni Rstein for god's sake.
No.1746
I took a programming class in 9th grade, it was VB6 no one knew what they were doing, I flew through it and would play starcraft or halo CE over LAN with other fags for the whole class. It was pretty good.
the next year, in the 2nd level of the class that only people who knew what they were doing got into, we were going to learn how to program in some shit called ALICE. but we ended up doing PYTHON 3, and that was pretty nice but I did not really like python much.
>>561LUA was one of the first languages I tired to learn myself, Back in the day when garry's mod 10 had just came out and you could make your own custom scripted weapons that did all kinds of fun shit. Of course I never did fully learn it but skip forward to a few months ago some random guy hits me up on steam asking to help him with his GMOD RP server and asking if i knew LUA.
>YEAH I KNOW LUA>help him set up his server>he asks me to make a few custom jobs>I code these jobs by just looking at the syntax of other default ones.>everything just werkz (ILOVELUA)>I have full admin control of server>everything is going well>other guy who is friends with server owner asking me for FTP access >ignore this random fagot who sounds like he has no idea what he is talking about.>server owner now says OTHER guy is going to do his programming >other guy fucks whole server up>guy begs me to fix>i re upload the backups i made because i knew this would happen >he then starts asking me to do more shit for him>tell him i don't work for free>gets mad and has not talked to me since i asked for compensation for hours of lua coding. why do people want shit done for free?
No.1777
>>1763>Implying Java sucks is just a memeGet gassed google shill.
No.1849
No.1851
C
Python
node.js
Assembly
Scala, recently
No.1862
C and C++ for software, Perl and Python for scripting.
No.1924
Python is great for small utilities that I write. Bash is good for the really small command line utilities.
No.1928
>>1862This guy knows what's up.
No.1934
Haskell (scripts, compilers, ect...)
C (vm stuff, dealing with binary)
ASMx86 (vm)
sh (glue when lazy)
No.1954
>>1777>Implying google has anything to do with Java No.2617
C, especially Plan 9 C.
Go.
Scheme.
No.2641
>>1954
>implying android isn't built on java
No.2668
>>1746
I swear to god I've heard that greentext story somewhere before, have you posted it anywhere else?
No.2670
I fucking love D. It's like Java but compiled and actually convenient. Only problem is that nobody uses it. I've been using D for all of the coding competitions I enter and it's really been a joy.
>inb4 D jokes
I wanna get into Nim as well. It's based off of Pascal in many ways. It's a whitespace language like Python (and just as expressive) but it has a soft GC and compiles to C! Really neat.
No.2679
>>561
Golang for advanced scripting & network stuff & systems programming
C for core system
Bash for quick scripts
No.2717
I love GML because I hate having to setup the who window, main loop and all that crap.
No.2730
Lua bros get on that MoonScript.
Language is kawaii as fuck
No.2754
c
c++ when i want templates
lisp for lowlevel understanding of algo's
and ruby/sh depending on mood/need to script