For a career in software, JavaScript shouldn't be your first programming language A few days ago I wrote a post about what programming language you should learn first for a career in programming.

If you’re new to coding, the best programming language to learn is one that you can pick up quickly and use to experiment with creating functional apps and websites. For many coding students ...

There are dozens of coding languages in popular use today and nobody wants to make the wrong choice. But really, what language you should learn will depend on what you want to do.

I went to the most popular job boards and searched for each programming language by name. This analysis reflects a snapshot of language demand in early November 2024.

David Delmar Sentíes, Resilient Coders: We teach object-oriented programming [OOP] principles through the lens of full-stack JavaScript. Our expectation is that people will have to learn a new ...

There are many, many different programming languages that developers use when building web products. C++, Javascript, Python, GO, Rust, Ruby PHP, the list goes on. Figuring out where to start can be ...

I had to smile because, if you are a certain age, your first language may well have been assembly, even if it was assembly for machines that never existed. Of course, that was a long time ago.

The programming language was created in 1993 alongside Excel 5.0 with corporate developers in mind. As a domain-specific language, VBA only works within the Windows framework. Why should you learn it?