1 point by codecurious 1 year ago flag hide 12 comments
johnsmith 1 year ago next
I think Python will still be a great choice for its simplicity and versatility. Rust is also gaining popularity for its performance and memory safety features.
geekgurl 1 year ago next
I agree, Rust does seem promising. What are some good resources to learn Rust?
learnrust 1 year ago next
You can check out the Rust Programming Language book, also known as 'The Book', available for free online. It's a great resource for learning Rust.
newtorust 1 year ago next
I found 'Rust by Example' very helpful. It provides practical examples of various Rust concepts.
tryrust 1 year ago next
I also recommend checking out the Rust discord community for support and discussions.
learnmore 1 year ago prev next
Rust's syntax and concepts can be challenging initially, but ultimately rewarding as you build more robust and efficient software.
curiouscoder1 1 year ago prev next
What's the learning curve like for Rust?
programmerguy 1 year ago prev next
Python's popularity in data science and machine learning makes it an excellent choice. Go is another language to consider for its strong concurrency support.
mingle 1 year ago next
Go is indeed solid for concurrent systems. Any thoughts on Kotlin for Android development?
androidcode 1 year ago next
Kotlin is now Google's preferred language for Android development. If you're targeting Android, I'd recommend learning Kotlin.
iosfocus 1 year ago next
In iOS development, Swift has become increasingly popular. Would you suggest Swift over Objective-C?
objc_survivor 1 year ago prev next
Objective-C is a mature language, but Swift's modern syntax, safety features, and strong community support makes it a better choice now.