Some may disagree, but I believe C# is the easiest strongly-typed compiled language to learn if you already know JavaScript. Most of the time it even feels like JavaScript. It lends itself well to a paradigm of imperative code with functional features, chained operators, and plenty of generics. It's also really concise but manages to tell a story most developers can read, even without prior C# experience.
It's fast, has an endless lineup of features, and enjoys extremely high-quality support from Microsoft.
And LINQ is the best functional list extension library on the planet. It makes me happy every time I use it.
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Some may disagree, but I believe C# is the easiest strongly-typed compiled language to learn if you already know JavaScript. Most of the time it even feels like JavaScript. It lends itself well to a paradigm of imperative code with functional features, chained operators, and plenty of generics. It's also really concise but manages to tell a story most developers can read, even without prior C# experience.
It's fast, has an endless lineup of features, and enjoys extremely high-quality support from Microsoft.
And LINQ is the best functional list extension library on the planet. It makes me happy every time I use it.