Is JavaScript the first programming language I should learn if I want to be a web developer? (I know HTML & CSS).
Is JavaScript the first programming language I should learn if I want to be a web developer? (I know HTML & CSS)
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I didn't say that HTML & CSS were. JavaScript definitely is.
Yes, but make sure to learn a lot of js libraries.
but you can't write programs... only webapps, it's scripting at best
>I want to be a web developer
You're better than this
You should learn a proper backend language that isn't garbage first or you will be brain damaged forever.
What's wrong with being a web developer? You have to start somewhere.
I'm currently pursuing a career as an actuary, but the market is very competitive in Canada, so I'm considering switching careers.
go play outside Timmy
I'm learning Rust on the side.
>Rust
>Not D
>Not even fucking Go, or at least Swift
>Instead learning Rust: the cucked language
You really do sound like a web developer. Maybe you're making the right choice.
What's wrong with Rust?
node js is the future. js is the best language that exists
>what is electron/node-webkit
something somethign sjws something cuck cuck sjw etc...
meme'd :^)
O-okay.
Es6 and node.js defo make it a real programming language
No, it's PHP.
JavaScript is not even a language.
Web development will very heavily taint your perception of how actual reasonable software development languages work, such as a variety of object-oriented principles.
If you want to learn web development, go ahead, but if what you want is an entry to software development then pick up C# and play around writing console applications, move up from there.
Even if I expose myself to other languages at the same time?
The reason I want to go into web development is that I believe it will require less time to learn the skills to get a job. My priority is getting a tech-related job first to pay the bills, and then move up from there.
>What's wrong with being a web developer?
Take a look at this website
javascripting.com
Each one of them has a group of devs that use only that library to program a website. Each one of those groups expects you to learn a new "language" in order to use these libraries, all of them dissimilar. and this list just grows longer every day.
What is so bad? PROTIP: A lot.