Programming / Net languages?

[ViciouZ]

Who knows what?

I just started learning Visual C#.

[jitspoe]

Real men use C.

[XtremeBain]

General: C, Ruby, TCL, Perl
Web: PHP, Ruby on Rails
Electronics: 805x asm, PIC asm, VHDL

These days I'm doing a lot of misc. shell scripting (ksh ) at my job.

If anyone wants to jump into a web language then I'd highly recommend Ruby on Rails.  I really wish that I would have discovered Ruby when I was younger, it's an amazing language.

[Cobo]

C#, Managed C++, C, and C++

Just a little of all of those, not an expert in any.


Edit: Net language I guess a little php.

[Eiii]

C# programs are easy to write, as the documentation is included in the classes themselves. That makes it incredibly handy for testing concepts or something, but for actual programs they turn out all bloaty. Too much memory used.

[lekky]

Java ftw, Freemarker (I guess) And a load of Frameworks and Services I can't be bothered to mention.

Oh, and I did some Visual Basic in High School! =D

[KnacK]

asm and machine in 8088 and 6502
UCSD PASCAL
PHP, Perl
hack at js
I really want to get back in to C++, I just need to fidn that small killer applet to get me off my duff and relearn it.

Back in the early 90's taking C++, one of our projects was to code replacements for all of the common dos commands, like dir, chkdsk, copy.  I was a great experience.

I also need to get more in-depth with web languages as there are a few projects that I have in teh back of my mind that I'd love to get started on....

[Zorchenhimer]

Real men use C.

So thats why the source is all in C!

I don't have much experience in much. Just some Java, Visual Basic, Python (very little), and C++ (even less).

[b00nlander]

General: C, Ruby, TCL, Perl
Web: PHP, Ruby on Rails
Electronics: 805x asm, PIC asm, VHDL

nice, I envy you.

General:  Java,ABAP
Web: PHP, Ruby on Rails

and that's it already, aside from a very little JavaScript maybe

[jitspoe]

KnacK: Pretty sure punch cards were before PHP.

Bain: I briefly looked at ruby a few weeks ago, and I was just like... "What the hell?".  The syntax looks so weird and it seems there is so much useless crap built in.  Like .backwards.  I think the only time I ever reversed a string was when I was goofing around with mIRC scripting.  Perhaps I dismissed it too quickly, but it doesn't really look like my cup of tea.

I primarily code in C and C++, but I started out with QBASIC.  I've also done a bit with PERL, but hardly ever touched it again once I got started with PHP.