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“ The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you. ”
Well, there is a lot of reasons why to do so, let's name just a couple:
Practically everything you can imagine. First of all, if you'll learn to code you can start your new career as a software developer. Being a software developer you can choose between companies you always dreamed about. Let's say working at Apple 🍏, or maybe you are a fan of Elon Musk's Tesla 🚗 and you always dreamed to work on autonomous vehicles. If you are a person of small and agile companies with groundbreaking technologies, it's also an option. No? Then maybe you always wanted to be useful in healthcare, maybe sport-tech 🏈⚽, or even working in fintech companies on the next Bitcoin? Some are dreaming to start their own gaming or travel startups. With coding skills, you can do anything, anywhere, and anytime.
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It's like asking what is the best car? The answer depends on your needs/priorities. The same is here for programming languages. It depends on the type of task one aims to complete.
One of the first programming languages in any charts. Python is very powerful, easy to deploy, widely used, and great for beginners. Python is a free open-source language with a well-developed community, which means there is a lot of useful help one can find on the internet if needed. Python is used in heavy computational applications, including tasks in artificial intelligence like machine learning and deep learning.
Known products developed with this tool: Youtube, Instagram, i-robot, Autodesk, Civilization IV (game)
C#, just like Python is an object-oriented programing language. C# is the most used for the .NET framework (basically C# is best for it). Originally developed by Microsoft in 2000.
C and C++ are respectively low and middle level general-purpose programming languages that are mostly used nowadays for writing drivers, operating systems, games, and other applications that require more control over hardware when the code runs. These languages are harder to learn for beginners.
Javascript is the most popular coding language in web applications around the world. According to w3techs: ~98% of all websites are using Javascript. Javascript is responsible for the logic of responsive web applications. It is a high-level programming language that is easy to learn and great for beginners. You usually learn Javascript in bundle with HTML and CSS as part of front-end development.
Known products developed with this tool: Almost any imaginable web application
HTML is responsible for displaying the content of web applications or web pages. HTML is usually used with CSS and Javascript. The syntax is very simple and easy to learn. HTML is one of the languages learned by full-stack developers.
CSS is a simple language that is used for web development and is responsible for a visual representation of web applications, such as color, font style, dimensions, and more. Recommended for full-stack developers.
React / ReactJS is a JavaScript library that allows easy and convenient development of Web Applications (Browser + Mobile). React is extremely famous for front-end development and is one of must-haves for front-end and full-stack developer. To learn React, one should first learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
Angular is a huge framework used for the same purposes as React. Many companies use Angular for their front-end, though it looks like React takes over Angular lately.
SQL is a language for working with databases. SQL is responsible to manage efficiently and safely the data of the application. Highly recommended for full-stack and back-end developers.
A full-stack developer is a developer who is responsible for the back-end and front-end. The back-end or server-side is the logic of the application while the front-end or client-side is the face of application which is visible to the user. A full-stack developer has a set of skills and knowledge to create a whole software application and understands all it's aspects, that's why full-stack developers are highly valued.
A back-end developer is responsible only for the server-side logic, processes and database layers, while the full-stack developer has skills and is responsible both for the server-side (back-end) and client-side (front-end).
A front-end or client-side developer is responsible for the interaction with the user, while the full-stack developer is responsible not only for the client-side but also for the whole logic of the application, including databases.
We believe the best stack for a developer should include the most popular and powerful languages and frameworks. And hence here is our top choice:
A full-stack developer has to learn a lot of stuff and hence the required skills are:
We always stand for deep knowledge and if you have the time and the budget for a Computer Science degree from a university or college, you definitely should do it. While a Computer Science degree provides a much wider and deeper understanding thanks to a whole variety of mathematician courses and theories, the degree does not provide coding experience. The programing course rather concentrates on the practical stage of programming. Having said that it is worth mentioning that in our history we saw students who successfully took programming full-stack courses while doing their degree in the university. Why? Because in the end, practical knowledge and experience are what companies looking for and it helps to find a job.