Re:Goal for 2011: Do not learn another programming language
by RodgerTheGreat on Friday January 14, 2011 @09:50AM
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At some point in your programming career, you should learn an ALGOL-descendant (C, C++, C#, Java, etc), a Lisp-descendant (CL, Scheme, etc), A Prolog-descendant (Prolog itself, maybe SQL as a programming language), A Forth (better yet, read Starting Forth by Leo Brodie and write your own), an ML-descendant (like Haskell) and an APL-descendant like J. Nearly every language leans heavily upon one of these foundations.
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Re:Goal for 2011: Do not learn another programming language
by chopmo on Friday January 14, 2011 @12:00PM
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Most of us are exposed to SQL during our careers, but I expect that few think of it as a programming language. Can you recommend any good resources in this area?
BTW where would you say that Erlang belongs in this picture?