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I wouldn't consider myself proficient today in all of these languages, but in 20 years I've learned and worked with:
My Language of Choice today is TypeScript.
Java
C++
PHP
Ruby
JavaScript
Python
Prolog
TypeScript
HTML/CSS
The rest are all frameworks and libraries like react, angular, node, etc
C#
Vb
Php
JavaScript
C++
Java
Very few language's. I think that to fully master and upgrade you need to focus on one environment, now deepened only NET
The next iteration of this survey should focus on the languages used by the dev.to member in the last 5 years to build something. And to also get another feedback about the approximate number of users using that application.
I know Python, Java, Go, Rust, Julia, SQL, PL/SQL, C, C++, C#, COBOL, JavaScript, R,TypeScript and Assembly. But I have used Python, JavaScript and SQL to build custom business applications.
At this point in my career, I've professionally written:
Also used an old development platform called "Magic" from the 90's, I was maintaining a legacy app for a couple years and it occasionally needed UX updates for new workflows.
I would better describe it as »Languages I once knew« or »Languages I was at some point in my life able to write programs in«
6501 Assembler
C64 BASIC
C128 BASIC
Action Script
AMIGA BASIC
Bash
C
C#
C++
CoffeeScript
Delphi
Elixir
Elm
F#
Go
Groovy
Haskell
Java
Javascript
Ocaml
Pascal
Perl
Powershell
Prolog
Python
Ruby
Smalltalk
Scratch
SQL
ZX 81 BASIC
ZX Spectrum BASIC
But today it comes down to Javascript, Python, Go and SQL.
Let's see.
And markup, styling, and query languages
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