I thought I would start off a topic:

What do you code in most actively?

I'll start off:

ASP.NET (C#), XHTML, CSS, JavaScript

PHP

JSP, Java, ASP, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, as well as a custom tag-library that runs on JSP/Java servlets

C# - windows applications etc.
C - embedded
VHDL - FPGA's

C, C++, PHP and a dabble in D

Whatever the project requires

Asp
Asp.Net
Vb
Vb.net
C#
C++
Java

Tired of coding though, doing more dba stuff in future I hope

VB.net
ASP.net
C#
VB
VBScript
Jscript

lol hunter I use to be a DBA with MySQL and SQL server now I'm more a developer with DBA development work too

data warehousing, security. thats what i wanna do

PHP, AJAX / Javascript, XHTML, CSS.
Learning Ruby on Rails.

Php, html, javascript, perl, basic c

N++

Haha - That means nothing and lots of nothing

its fancy talk for Notepad.exe

lol. i geddit now

bash
C++
C
assembler (micros)
VBA

C#, Asp.net, Php, Javascript, DHTML,blah blah blah.
Most importantly though, I know how to use google.

HTML/CSS
Javascript
PHP
Python
VB.NET
Flash

I code primarily in PHP and know some Javascript. I notice a lot of people looking for ASP.net coder in my area and always wonder why people choose to develop this way. Can you tell me why you sometimes is C#? PHP hosting is cheap and the support for PHP is huge. I am not picking a fight, but more wondering how to convince myself to experiment more with this language?



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Java, ASP, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript

Java over here and just Java (including the ME subset)

RavenServers you from SA?

is there a big market for java developer?

Hi,

Yes, I am from South Africa - Cape Town to be exact



In my opinion yes. I have read articles in my plethora of Java books that document the job percentages / slices of the various language positions as a profession and Java has a lot more. I know I will be flamed about this but I am only saying what I read.

On a personal note - I do notice a lot of .net, ASP, C# etc job positions for some reason. I am highly against C# as it is an entire rip off of Java - Microsoft had to pay Sun Microsystems a sum in the millions of USD because Sun proved that Microsoft designed the initial Windows XP JVM to execute Java code inefficiently - making their almost carbon copy (and stolen Java code, but add their own needless things) C# run better in comparison.

I really don't understand why anyone would go for C# instead of Java but I guess it is a decision based on the individual's knowledge and research. Such users are, however, tied to Microsoft and C# is not even cross-platform, which was the whole point of Java.

Best wishes

RavenServers