What's your preferred programming language?

[Jewel]

I love C++, huge fanatic. Tho I've been lately slacking off because I have to write C for work. Embedded stuff pretty much still requires C for control automation. Well there's matlab, but I hate it

 

[Tommy]

I've gone around a lot with languages and C# is my go to language and I'm most fluent in it.

 

[splicho]

I've gone around a lot with languages and C# is my go to language and I'm most fluent in it.

 

[OnlyFans]

Honestly, I fell in love with JS - it's such a versatile language. I feel like I can do pretty much anything and everything with JS. There is obviously some cases that other lang's would be better to use than JS but even then, I find myself defaulting to JS since it's just such an absolute chad of a language.

 

[splicho]

Honestly, I fell in love with JS - it's such a versatile language. I feel like I can do pretty much anything and everything with JS. There is obviously some cases that other lang's would be better to use than JS but even then, I find myself defaulting to JS since it's just such an absolute chad of a language.

Are ya using any frameworks or just vanilla?

 

[Deleted member 9]

I am fond of all of them, as I have developed an interest in nearly all programming languages. However, if I had to choose one, I would go with C++ i think.

(All as in most of the mainstream ones)

 

[PrivateDonut]

I've been really enjoying Lua, but only been using it for the Eluna Lua Engine.

 

[Tommy]

I've been really enjoying Lua, but only been using it for the Eluna Lua Engine.

Damn straight!

 

[ParadoxDev]

Most of my online works, comes from Emulation in General. I do use C++ sometimes, but I love Lua and I use it very often, even more than C++.

 

[OnlyFans]

Are ya using any frameworks or just vanilla?

Depending on the project, some things require a framework some don't. I typically stick to the consensus of "work smarter not harder" and sometimes frameworks just make things so much easier and still highly effective.