Note that I'd be hard pressed to do most of this today, but I can relearn if I need to...
Stuff I've done a deep dive in for school/production work:
-- Fortran
-- Pascal
-- C
-- C++
-- Scheme
-- SQL (including a few variants like SOQL, HQL, etc.)
-- SPARC Assembly
-- Java (applets, JSP, servlets, and relatively modern Java)
-- Cold Fusion
-- HTML/CSS
-- Javascript (vanilla and with jQuery/AJAX)
-- Classic ASP
-- Perl
-- C# (both in ASP.NET Forms and ASP.NET MVC)
-- SED/AWK/Grep/etc
-- Shell scripts (Bash, the DOS shell, etc.)
Variants of BASIC
-- Apple BASIC
-- QBASIC
-- Visual BASIC (pre .NET)
-- VB.NET
-- VBA (macro language for Office)
Stuff I've had to read in production but not really do a lot of coding in:
-- Ruby (on and off the RAILS)
-- Python (that hurts considering I'm currently a data engineer)
-- Scala
-- Kotlin
Stuff I've dabbled in but never got to really use:
-- React
-- Angular
-- Cypher
-- Node
And there's a list that's just as big if you open up various tools, ecosystems, frameworks, data formats, etc. that aren't quite "languages" in a traditional sense but do have a learning curve.
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Note that I'd be hard pressed to do most of this today, but I can relearn if I need to...
Stuff I've done a deep dive in for school/production work:
-- Fortran
-- Pascal
-- C
-- C++
-- Scheme
-- SQL (including a few variants like SOQL, HQL, etc.)
-- SPARC Assembly
-- Java (applets, JSP, servlets, and relatively modern Java)
-- Cold Fusion
-- HTML/CSS
-- Javascript (vanilla and with jQuery/AJAX)
-- Classic ASP
-- Perl
-- C# (both in ASP.NET Forms and ASP.NET MVC)
-- SED/AWK/Grep/etc
-- Shell scripts (Bash, the DOS shell, etc.)
Variants of BASIC
-- Apple BASIC
-- QBASIC
-- Visual BASIC (pre .NET)
-- VB.NET
-- VBA (macro language for Office)
Stuff I've had to read in production but not really do a lot of coding in:
-- Ruby (on and off the RAILS)
-- Python (that hurts considering I'm currently a data engineer)
-- Scala
-- Kotlin
Stuff I've dabbled in but never got to really use:
-- React
-- Angular
-- Cypher
-- Node
And there's a list that's just as big if you open up various tools, ecosystems, frameworks, data formats, etc. that aren't quite "languages" in a traditional sense but do have a learning curve.