Andrew is edging right now
Doesn’t matter, it was a joke.
Trying not to touch Excel even with a 10ft pole!
I’ll stick to C,C++, Java, and a bit of whatever glue is required in the mix.
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Simp, it’s the last language you’ll ever need
I bet there is at least one of you who can speak Klingon.
generous.
A friend of mine and I started learning it in jr high but it requires drinking too much water.
I heard a story of an American and a French person meeting at comiccon not being able to speak each others’ native langauge. They started dating and spoke klingon for the first 3 or 6 months of their relationship.
They later got married xD.
Gagh and bloodwine are a great first date.
I work in node mostly, transitioning to TS, and using vue for front-end. Also do a lot with node webkit. Most of my DB experience is with Mongo
- php (/Laravel)
- JavaScript (/Vue)
- HTML
- CSS (/less/sass)
- C++
- SQL (MySQL)
My love is really for php though, and my hate goes to CSS, I just really don’t like styling! Will try TypeScript soon🙂
- C
- C++
- C #
- Objective C
- Assembly
- Swift
- Dart
- Python (ML/Tensorflow)
- Verilog
- PHP / SQL
- HTML/CSS
- Java
- Javascript
In no particular order, my preference goes to C++ and PHP 
I fiddled with a couple of other languages but nothing too serious.
- C++
- Java
- Javascript
- Python
- Prolog
- Pascal
Not listing languages where I know the syntax, but never wrote non-trivial projects.
I think I found my family. 
targhlIj yIngagh, yIruch!
- Scratch
Made the little animated cat walk into the street and get hit by a semi in 5th grade as a project. Fun times.
This is part of why I got into programming in the first place, then turned into a career when I got older.
I made all kinds of games on Scratch when I was ~8 years old and got feedback from other users. Got addicting. Racing games, “horror” games, a skating game, remade pong. All kinds of things.
PHP = 
Python for anything but data & AI = 
fite me ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
