No.1171
>>1164agreed with
>>1165 , picking a project you care about and fixing/improving/implementing little, but increasingly complex, things is the best way to go about it. Maybe even this place!
>>>/q/1733 No.1175
>>1164What are your plans after school? What exactly do you want to program? That should inform your decision of what programming language you may want to study next. Want to do machine learning? Learn Python. Want to do data science? Learn R. Want to do high performance computing? Learn Julia. Oversimplification of the choices, but still. You get the idea.
No.1181
>>1167Just about to do this myself. My first semester exams have just about wraped up and I have a physical copy that I have been wanting to work through. I just installed mit-scheme last night.
No.1183
>>1177>no one learn PHPthat's just good life advice
No.1192
>>1183iirc nothing is wrong with PHP if you use it for your little pet project. What would be your alternative if you have a little site on a shared webhoster?
No.1194
>>1177>Please. No one learn PHP to work on this site. If you already know PHP, it is much appreciated. Otherwise, please, no.Nice timing. This was just posted today:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U525waC-rdM>>1192>iirc nothing is wrong with PHP if you use it for your little pet project. What would be your alternative if you have a little site on a shared webhoster?You can get a VPS for less that most shared hosting these days. You can even find a decent one for $15 a year or less.
