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Mind Map by Dani Zorrilla, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Dani Zorrilla
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Top 10 programming languages 2015
- #4 RUBY
- major supplier of web apps.
Ruby is popular due to its
ease of learning (it's very
straightforward) and power.
Ruby knowledge is in high
demand these days!
- major supplier of web apps.
Ruby is popular due to its
ease of learning (it's very
straightforward) and power.
Ruby knowledge is in high
demand these days!
- #1 JAVA
- Java is top pick as one of the most popular
programming languages, used for building
server-side applications to video games and
mobile apps. It's also the core foundation for
developing Android apps, making it a favorite of
many programmers.
- Java is top pick as one of the most popular
programming languages, used for building
server-side applications to video games and
mobile apps. It's also the core foundation for
developing Android apps, making it a favorite of
many programmers.
- #2 PYTHON
- Python is a one-stop
shop. There's a Python
framework for pretty
much anything, from
web apps to data
analysis. In fact,
WordStream is written
in Python! You're the
best bud. Python is often
heralded as the easiest
programming language
to learn, with its simple
and straightforward
syntax. Python has risen
in popularity due to
Google's investment in it
over the past decade
- Python is a one-stop
shop. There's a Python
framework for pretty
much anything, from
web apps to data
analysis. In fact,
WordStream is written
in Python! You're the
best bud. Python is often
heralded as the easiest
programming language
to learn, with its simple
and straightforward
syntax. Python has risen
in popularity due to
Google's investment in it
over the past decade
- #3 C
- It's often the first programming language
taught in college low level enough to be
close to hardware, but no so low level that
you had to do everything manually. Because
there are so many C compilers, you can
write stuff in C and have it run pretty much
anywhere.
- It's often the first programming language
taught in college low level enough to be
close to hardware, but no so low level that
you had to do everything manually. Because
there are so many C compilers, you can
write stuff in C and have it run pretty much
anywhere.
- #5 JAVA SCRIPT
- JavaScript allows
developers to add
interactive elements
to their website, and
its presence is felt
across the internet.
At WordStream, we
use a JavaScript
library called JQuery
to make our
JavaScript work even
easier.
- JavaScript allows
developers to add
interactive elements
to their website, and
its presence is felt
across the internet.
At WordStream, we
use a JavaScript
library called JQuery
to make our
JavaScript work even
easier.
- #6 C#
- is the language used in
order to develop Microsoft
apps. C# is syntactically
nearly identical to Java If
you're looking to work on
Microsoft apps, C# is the
way to go. C# opens a lot of
Windows
- is the language used in
order to develop Microsoft
apps. C# is syntactically
nearly identical to Java If
you're looking to work on
Microsoft apps, C# is the
way to go. C# opens a lot of
Windows
- #7 PHP
- is often used in conjunction with dynamic
data-heavy websites and app development. It
provides a ton of power and is the beating heart
of monster sites like WordPress and Facebook.
PHP is also on the easy end of the learning
spectrum, simply requiring you to embed the
code within HTML. PHP is a must-learn language
for aspiring web developers.
- is often used in conjunction with dynamic
data-heavy websites and app development. It
provides a ton of power and is the beating heart
of monster sites like WordPress and Facebook.
PHP is also on the easy end of the learning
spectrum, simply requiring you to embed the
code within HTML. PHP is a must-learn language
for aspiring web developers.
- #8 OBJECTIVE C
- Objective-C is the
programming language
behind iOS apps. Apple's
new language Swift is rising
in the ranks, but Objective-C
is still the recommended
starting point for those
looking to craft Apple apps
for iPhones and iPads
- Objective-C is the
programming language
behind iOS apps. Apple's
new language Swift is rising
in the ranks, but Objective-C
is still the recommended
starting point for those
looking to craft Apple apps
for iPhones and iPads
- #9 SQL
- SQL lets you siphon
helpful data from
massive databases.
Nearly every app has
a backend database,
and SQL is the
language that helps
you interact with that
sweet data. In terms
of software
development, SQL
isn't ever used alone
- SQL lets you siphon
helpful data from
massive databases.
Nearly every app has
a backend database,
and SQL is the
language that helps
you interact with that
sweet data. In terms
of software
development, SQL
isn't ever used alone
- #10 C MORE
- C is best when you want to
work small and when dealing
with low-level applications. It's
widely used for embedded
systems like the firmware of
your television or the operating
system of an airplane, as well
as computer operating systems
like Windows.
- C is best when you want to
work small and when dealing
with low-level applications. It's
widely used for embedded
systems like the firmware of
your television or the operating
system of an airplane, as well
as computer operating systems
like Windows.
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