What are those current job demands? I'm a big fan of Perl. It certainly isn't "hip" anymore but I don't feel it is legacy.
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
Re: Opinions on next step in learning languages
What are those current job demands? I'm a big fan of Perl. It certainly isn't "hip" anymore but I don't feel it is legacy.
Opinions on next step in learning languages
Just finished with learning deep-Perl (classes, objects, tied variables ...). Seemed a reasonable step to support a mainframe-bound legacy environment. Have studied enough Java to just need to study specific elements.
Many possible next steps ... Ruby (on Rails), Python. Eventually many higher ... Groovy -- "and" but not officially "on" Grails-- ... Griffon.
Which seems a reasonable next step based on current job demands?
Re: Opinions on next step in learning languages
What are those current job demands? I'm a big fan of Perl. It certainly isn't "hip" anymore but I don't feel it is legacy.
Re: Opinions on next step in learning languages
What are those current job demands? I'm a big fan of Perl. It certainly isn't "hip" anymore but I don't feel it is legacy.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Re: I want to start learning Xcode,
iOS 6 is already out. You can still develop for iOS 5, but your apps will be outdated. Also, Beginning iOS 5 Development is for current iOS programmers looking to upgrade their skills to iOS 5.
For complete beginners to XCode and Objective-C (the programming language used to make iPhone apps) I would reccomend Team Treehouse (click here to get 50% off for your first month).
Hope this helps!
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
I want to start learning Xcode,
but im wondering if "Beginning IOS 5 Development" is outdated? Should I wait for "Beginning IOS 6" comes out?
I want to start learning Xcode,
but im wondering if "Beginning IOS 5 Development" is outdated? Should I wait for "Beginning IOS 6" comes out?
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