What language does /g/ code in. I'm thinking about starting

>>58315297
PHP has a very annoying syntax

Swift because it's open source.

>>58315307
How is PHP annoying?

>>58315315
homosexual spotted

>>58315297
At work: Python
Personal projects: Pike

I like Pike; I used to MUD a lot in college, and it is descended from LPC, so it just feels comfortable.

>>58315297
>my friend
Friends don't let friends program in PHP.

Scheme and C.

>>58315362
Oh shit man.

Serpent (not the Python library)

>>58315362
lol tell that to the majority of the web using it

>>58315297
At uni/work: java, R
At home: python, once I used c
Things that are actually useful: #!/bin/bash

>>58315297

im a nodejs ninja that writes his stuff with typescript, webpack and react.

Java if you new :)

>>58315297
For uni: Matlab
For fun: C

>>58315297
>What language does /g/ code in
C for kernel stuff
C++ for userlevel stuff
Python and R for number crunching and spitting out fancy graphs
Python for scripting stuff

>>58316633

>> nodejs ninja

>> webpack and react

There's a difference between using node as tooling and actually using it in your server side architecture.

If that's all you use, then I can assure you that you are not a nodejs ninja. You probably don't have a clue how it really works or what it can do.

Lua 5.3, fight me.

Work: C++ and Python mostly, sometimes MATLAB.

Personal: Whatever I feel like learning at the time, mostly.

>>58315315
howAreTheSuxHundredCharacterMethodNamesWorkingForYa

Game development: C#
General:Python/BatchScript/Bash

I really should learn a low level language, but I just don't have a need to yet.

Why does python feel so modern even though its so old?

>>58317243
probably because it's so progressive and tolerant

>>58317243
just werks
tons of updated modules
sugar syntax

Java for work. Rust for hobby projects.

>>58317243
i have wondered this myself

>>58315297
PHP is fine, but don't use Laravel. It is nothing but baby's first framework tier, and it's extremely opinionated. When you're learning laravel, those skills won't be applicable to anything but laravel. I have 15 years of php experience and use a framework called Phalcon. I use it primarily because of speed, the applications I develop are high traffic, but it also has a tremendously flexible implementation.

>>58316633
You are a faggot who doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about.