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Favourite programming language

Posted by Yaba on Oct 24 2004

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C++	29%
C	12%
Java	17%
C#/Mono	3%
Smalltalk	1%
Pascal/Delphi	6%
Perl	5%
Python	9%
PHP	14%
Other	5%

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C++? Yuck!

by zz9pluralzalpha on: Oct 26 2004

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c/c++==HELL;
Ada et al are much nicer. I try to use Python when I can, Java when I can't. What about Bash? Everyone loves shell scripting!

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Re: C++? Yuck!

by A-Man on: Oct 26 2004

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Yurp, I was looking for the Bash option too. I have loads of publishing work automated with it, and I love it very much. It is virtually one of the first languages I learned after Pascal in school ;-)

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Re: C++? Yuck!

by peroxid on: Oct 27 2004

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Tell it all:
c/c++ == complex/flexible/fast

When size or speed does matter, there are few options to choose from

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I miss something

by DustyDingo on: Oct 26 2004

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I wanted to vote for Brainfuck, but it wasn´t in this list sniff.

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Re: I miss something

by Yaba on: Oct 27 2004

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It is... see 'Other'

BTW: Complaining about a lack of options is lame ;-)

To mess up a Linux box, you need to work at it; to mess up your Windows box, you just need to work on it.
- Scott Granneman, Security Focus
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Mine.

by Pizentios on: Oct 27 2004

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PHP is my fav, since it just seems to work for almost any job that i want. When i am writing scripts i use bash or c++ though. I think i might try and learn python, i have been hearing good things about it.

-Pizentios
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Ruby !

by neundorf on: Oct 27 2004

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Ruby is definitely missing from the list

Alex

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Where is Obj-C?

by gigi on: Oct 28 2004

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You forgot one of the best languages out there, with plenty of support and good libraries...
Seeing that so much people think Java is a decent languange makes me really sad.... :(

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Re: Where is Obj-C?

by Yaba on: Oct 28 2004

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Well, I know that you can use Obj-C on the Mac, but what IDEs and Compilers are available for Linux?

To mess up a Linux box, you need to work at it; to mess up your Windows box, you just need to work on it.
- Scott Granneman, Security Focus
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Re: Re: Where is Obj-C?

by gigi on: Oct 28 2004

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Compiler is the same: gcc.
Check out www.gnustep.org, it's the free implementation of the OpenStep specification.
I have tons of software which compile and run fine both on Apple/Cocoa and Linux/GNUstep.
Windows is supported, too.

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Re: Re: Where is Obj-C?

by mdriftmeyer on: Oct 29 2004

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ProjectCenter for building your Projects and Gorm for modeling your User Interfaces, courtesy of GNUstep.

http://www.gnustep.org (Platforms supported are listed on the site)

NeXTSTEP3.x/Openstep via ProjectBuilder(PB) and InterfaceBuilder (IB), both the forerunners of Xcode and the updated IB for OS X and OS X Server.

If you never used NeXTSTEP you've missed out on quite a lot, especially when it was Quad FAT and ran on Sun SPARC, HP-Gecko, NeXT and x86.

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Voted for c++, but..

by Svyatogor on: Oct 28 2004

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I voted for C++, because I use it in most cases. However, if I were to name language which I like most, and which i find beatiful that would undoubtfuly be Python.

P.S. Java is getting toooo much voted :(

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Favourite programming language

C++? Yuck!

c/c++==HELL; Ada et al are much nicer. I try to use Python when I can, Java when I can't. What about Bash? Everyone loves shell scripting!

Re: C++? Yuck!

Yurp, I was looking for the Bash option too. I have loads of publishing work automated with it, and I love it very much. It is virtually one of the first languages I learned after Pascal in school ;-)

Re: C++? Yuck!

Tell it all: c/c++ == complex/flexible/fast When size or speed does matter, there are few options to choose from

I miss something

I wanted to vote for Brainfuck, but it wasn´t in this list *sniff*.

Re: I miss something

It is... see 'Other' BTW: Complaining about a lack of options is lame ;-)

Mine.

PHP is my fav, since it just seems to work for almost any job that i want. When i am writing scripts i use bash or c++ though. I think i might try and learn python, i have been hearing good things about it.

Ruby !

Ruby is definitely missing from the list Alex

Where is Obj-C?

You forgot one of the best languages out there, with plenty of support and good libraries... Seeing that so much people think Java is a decent languange makes me really sad.... :(

Re: Where is Obj-C?

Well, I know that you can use Obj-C on the Mac, but what IDEs and Compilers are available for Linux?

Re: Re: Where is Obj-C?

Compiler is the same: gcc. Check out www.gnustep.org, it's the free implementation of the OpenStep specification. I have tons of software which compile and run fine both on Apple/Cocoa and Linux/GNUstep. Windows is supported, too.

Re: Re: Where is Obj-C?

Voted for c++, but..

I voted for C++, because I use it in most cases. However, if I were to name language which I like most, and which i find *beatiful* that would undoubtfuly be Python. P.S. Java is getting toooo much voted :(

c/c++==HELL;
Ada et al are much nicer. I try to use Python when I can, Java when I can't. What about Bash? Everyone loves shell scripting!

Tell it all:
c/c++ == complex/flexible/fast

When size or speed does matter, there are few options to choose from

I wanted to vote for Brainfuck, but it wasn´t in this list sniff.

It is... see 'Other'

BTW: Complaining about a lack of options is lame ;-)

Ruby is definitely missing from the list

Alex

You forgot one of the best languages out there, with plenty of support and good libraries...
Seeing that so much people think Java is a decent languange makes me really sad.... :(

Compiler is the same: gcc.
Check out www.gnustep.org, it's the free implementation of the OpenStep specification.
I have tons of software which compile and run fine both on Apple/Cocoa and Linux/GNUstep.
Windows is supported, too.

I voted for C++, because I use it in most cases. However, if I were to name language which I like most, and which i find beatiful that would undoubtfuly be Python.

P.S. Java is getting toooo much voted :(