Programming Language

Have you tried C

scheme or C. They are languages used by the GNU project.

>>60538227
>What should I learn next?
How to use programs that you make to solve real world problems. Barring that, I suppose you could waste time learning more syntax.

I've learned != I've finished one Coursera course on it.
Quite possibly you know shit Python, JS and PHP.
Well, anyone knows shit PHP but whatever.

>>60538227
You learn to put that shit together. You have enough to develop a web application. Do that.

You don't need to learn a library of syntax. Learn how to utilize the tools you have.

>>60538500
To tack on, you'll probably want to learn some JQuery. But first build a project using every language you know.

>>60538227
SQL. It's the natural extension of what you're doing.

>>60538227
"learning" languages after the second one is trivial. What you should be doing is making good and useful programs for your portfolio. I'd also say learn C through K&R, that's honestly the only language I'd say you're missing, the rest of the languages are just syntax after you do C.

>>60538227
>Does anyone have a suggestion and why?
a personal project

>>60538227
you should learn to program instead of just memorizing languages.

>>60538227
Design Patterns.

C is a good language for really learning how to program. once you can master C other languages come easily.