I'm narrowing down my list of languages to try out in 2021! What do you think of list? Anything on the MAYBE/NO pile that should be a YES! Anything on the YES that should be a NO. Let me know. Make the case in the comments!
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The logic of the project is I want to expand my horizons as a programmer. None of this intended to be productive in anyway other than expanding my mind to new possibilities.
I'll be tweeting about it so follow me if you want to see how the experiment turns out. Also, I'll be using the hashtag #kareemcancode
Now for the lists ... and thanks to everybody that gave me feedback so far! ...
YES:
Awk/Bash, C, C++, Emacs, Fortran, Haskell, Java, Javascript, Julia, Mathematica, Matlab, Perl, Programming Language Theory, Python, R, SAS, Scala, SQL, Stata, Swift, Vim
Awk/Bash, C, C++, Emacs, Fortran, Haskell, Java, Javascript, Julia, Mathematica, Matlab, Perl, Programming Language Theory, Python, R, SAS, Scala, SQL, Stata, Swift, Vim
MAYBE:
C#, Clojure, Elm, F#, Go, JMP, KNIME, Lua, Prolog, Rust, Swift, VBA
I'm most intrigued by KNIME because it's visual and thus bound to be very different and also Swift because it opens up the world of apps. Thoughts?
C#, Clojure, Elm, F#, Go, JMP, KNIME, Lua, Prolog, Rust, Swift, VBA
I'm most intrigued by KNIME because it's visual and thus bound to be very different and also Swift because it opens up the world of apps. Thoughts?
No: Pascal, Lisp, Cobol
These seem too outdated to be worth learning. Thoughts?
These seem too outdated to be worth learning. Thoughts?
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