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Hey all,

 

 

want your opinion's, i already know the most of php. can build the most things in php for web development.

 

now i want to start with a new language, to learn.

 

But what is the best choose?

 

and if you must choose, witch one you will use? and most of all why you would use for that one?

 

 

all pure for web development. currently i think i will choose .jsp/java. the reason why. much good tutorials/books available. and can use it maybe later, for software development also.

 

if you know a other good language, something like c++/asp.net. give your suggestions. :)

 

thanks for your advice/suggestions/opinion's

 

:)

Anything modern or highly used would be good to learn. The MEAN stack, python (django perhaps), rails, etc.

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    javascript/node is really were it is going right now.

    Edited by Manner

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    Concepts are universal. Learn concepts, then learn apply those concepts to a language.

     

    That being said, Python for sure. PM me and I can send you a great textbook. 

    Edited by Solzhenitsyn

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    Why not learn a framework? Laravel/NodeJS

     

    Laravel + Bootstrap + AngularJS

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