Don't be the guy who says I only know html. What projects have you made? What Languages do you know? Why'd you have to learn it, etc, etc. C++ C# Java PHP MYSQL MYSQLi HTML Ruby Python IOS Personally, I know HTML, CSS, PHP, MYSQL, MySQLi, and some TCL. Share some code, save a life.
I know a little JAVA, this was down to running a RSPS when I was about 12. I literally sat for months learning how to code it, eventually coded my server from a blank source then shut it down because no-one ever played it :| My job is going to require me to learn MYSQL in the near future, I don't know how i'll cope with this, can you tell me what it's like?
SQL is a database driven language, Generally speaking, before you want to study SQL, you'll probably want to study PHP because there's a large connection between the two. example : "echo "SELECT * FROM DATABASE WHERE X = %search%"; Echo is PHP, In the middle quotations is SQL, It's fairly simple.
I guess i'll need to start looking into it sooner rather than later, after a quick google search, it doesn't look like too much of a difficult language although i've got a feeling its more complicated than it looks.
I was learning c# then I switched to c++ once I realized how much more suited it was to my interests. I've written some basic programs but nothing cool.
Keep going, the advanced stuff is hard. I learned some, but not enough to say I can completely understand that language.
I've coded heavily in Java and Python. Had to do a bit of VB.NET for a stupid intro class (blegh). I also have a bit of experience in C++ and C#, though not nearly as much as Java or Python.
My boss wants to make me learn .net for creating a command prompt window in any browser to telnet into something aka type: telnet lab.sharontools.com into your command prompt, etc, etc. He wants that to be supported w/o exiting Chrome, IE, Firefox, Safari, etc. Right now, I'm working on Cisco Router Automation in TCL "tickle"
This sounds like a project that really doesn't have a lot of practical use (the first one, that is). Have fun with that. I barely know any VB.NET as I forgot much, if not all of it, in favor of Java, Python, and C++ later on.
ChoiceScript and (a little bit of) Java I like writing games in ChoiceScript (frustrating but fun) and I had a class in my first semester of college in Java
It's pointless, so I basically made a hyperlink like: <a href="telnet://IP_ADDRESS_HERE">Telnet AccessServer</a>
C#, C++, HTML, Fanuc G-Code does renaming files to ".txt" and opening in notepad count as a language? we will call it "misc+"
Java, HTML, C++ (which genuinely hurts my soul lol) Seriously though, C++ has been my focus for a while now, and I know quite a bit finally, but it's so damn hard. I'm significantly dyslexic, which hinders my ability to learn much programming.
Lua, C++ , used to know HTML but yea, I forgot it. Started making many versions of different games such as H1Z1, Ark, CS(only actually experimented with CS mechanics. ) Never finished those projects, only got half done, ect. Made a fucking mp3 player but lost half the code in a HDD crash
Lua, BASIC , HTML, CSS, C, and a tiny bit of Java. I'll need to learn a few more since I want to become a game developer .
I learned Java.. I made my own text-based music program, first time I coded it I really think that it wouldn't work at all, but it works and plays mp3's. I'm really rusty at coding now :/
This forum page went farther than I expected, share some work, I'm interested to see what you guys have made. @Kythol @Acnologia @Panzer @Renko - Dr. Latency