I know all those languages and more.

From pure learning point of view, it is also interesting to pick up some languages that are out of the usual league, for example lisp or Haskell. They let you see a world that's different.

It is also worth to mention that, nowadays one does not only use languages, but often times use a set of frameworks. For example, Ruby on its own is merely another scripting language in that league. It has advantages and disadvantages like every other language. But once you consider it together with RoR, it suddenly becomes a star of that league. The point is that, frameworks often add good values in many ways.

Peter (Guo) Pei

In reply to Re: PHP or Python or other language? which is better career choice along with Perl and Java? by PeterPeiGuo
in thread PHP or Python or other language? which is better career choice along with Perl and Java? by lucky3

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