Hey Guys! I need a recomendation!

[nicoobe]

Hey There!
I been programming for a while, I started with batch(bash), then I learn Visual Basic. After that I move to Ubuntu, so I learn Python and recently I learn Php.

What do you recommend me now to learn?

Thanks Nick

[worksofcraft]

Hey There!
I been programming for a while, I started with batch(bash), then I learn Visual Basic. After that I move to Ubuntu, so I learn Python and recently I learn Php.

What do you recommend me now to learn?

Thanks Nick

Learn one language really well is better than knowing all languages as a noob IMO ;)

[Some Penguin]

Purpose.

Algorithms and data structures. CLR is a classic text for the former ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Algorithms )

[sdowney717]

Java, netbeans, Ant etc...
you can use the free eclipse IDE

[Nytram]

I'd recommend Java also.

[nicoobe]

Java or a C type language like c++?

[Sylslay]

Loads of jobs are around for C++ and Python programer.

So if You know bash , than C++ want be to difficult, and
probably You can use Ecalipse.


I just learnt some bash last week.
And do not need anything else for my computing. :-(
For now.

[Rasa1111]

Whatever you decide to further your knowledge on..
I may have some books that you would find useful.

I have a *huge* folder, with books on JAVA, and on Python.
Many for beginners, and many for intermediates/experts as well.

SO, if you decide you want to further your Python knowledge..
I have many books I could send you.
Or, if you decide on something like Java..
I can also send you many books for learning that.

I have not yet started my journey into actually learning Python (or Java,)
But I knew that one day I would want to, so Ive been collecting the books, for when the time comes. lol

If you feel like you would like some new books on said subjects, Id be more than happy to send them to you.

I also have a good handful or two of books on learning Android.

All books are e-book format/PDF/epub, etc.
So if you have a device like a nook, or another e-reader to read them on..
then they may be really handy.

Good luck!

[fct]

Loads of jobs are around for C++ and Python programer.

The top languages in job offers are Java and C# right now.

[icchi]

Whatever you decide to further your knowledge on..
I may have some books that you would find useful.

I have a *huge* folder, with books on JAVA, and on Python.
Many for beginners, and many for intermediates/experts as well.

SO, if you decide you want to further your Python knowledge..
I have many books I could send you.
Or, if you decide on something like Java..
I can also send you many books for learning that.

I have not yet started my journey into actually learning Python (or Java,)
But I knew that one day I would want to, so Ive been collecting the books, for when the time comes. lol

If you feel like you would like some new books on said subjects, Id be more than happy to send them to you.

I also have a good handful or two of books on learning Android.

All books are e-book format/PDF/epub, etc.
So if you have a device like a nook, or another e-reader to read them on..
then they may be really handy.

Good luck!
Can u please send me those books on python,I started learning python and it would be greatly helpful to me!
you can send me throught a private message or email them to me at mashwinvarma@gmail.com

[Simian Man]

Learn one language really well is better than knowing all languages as a noob IMO ;)


Purpose.

Algorithms and data structures. CLR is a classic text for the former ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Algorithms )

These are good advice. Learning how to solve problems affectively is way more important than knowing any particular language. So I'd recommend just writing programs in Python, a language you already are familiar with. If someone tells you that you have to know language X because it's so much better and you can't get a job without it, you should ignore them :).