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Another markup/programming language related question. This includes markup languages like HTML or something like CSS. Don't mention the ones that you took a 15 minute tutorial on or something, just mention the ones you have some experience in or have been using for a while.

There may be more (I have trouble remembering sometimes), but here's the list for me in order of when I learned them (as far as I can remember):
HTML, CSS, ActionScript, PHP, SQL, JavaScript, Java (haven't done all that much with it), Python, C++, and Lua. (I also started on Ruby yesterday, but I won't include it in the actual list)

In order from most proficient to least.
C, Java, Lua, Python, (X)HTML, CSS, C++, Javascript, JQuery, x86, SPARC, PHP, C#

Python, Lua, PHP, Bash, HTML, CSS, Java, SQL, C#.

I think that's it. I've dabbled in a few more, but those are the only ones I have any real experience with.

If only I remembered..
I remember C, C++ and Lua... oh yeah HTML, duh.. I honestly don't remember. One could argue it's too much, I guess.

Nice lists there guys.

TechnoCat wrote:JQuery

By the way, jQuery's a JavaScript framework/library.

bartbes wrote:If only I remembered..
I remember C, C++ and Lua... oh yeah HTML, duh.. I honestly don't remember. One could argue it's too much, I guess.

Ha ha, I thought you would have trouble remembering. Probably the fact that you know too much has made you forget. You did mention Vala on the favorite programming languages thread.

Ah, why not, I will add myself here too Lets say I put it here in order I learned them

Basic 2.0, Assembly of 6502, Turbo Pascal 7, ActionScript 1, LaTeX, C, Bash, Erlang, C++, Ocaml, plain TeX, Lua, Haskell, Python, Docbook XML, Markdown (pandoc extensions)

There are also languages that are used in mathematical/statistical packages, but I hardly see them as programming languages (Matlab, Maple, Mathematica, SAS/4GL, R/SPlus, Visual Basic) - though I don't use them outside of packages they are used in.

Hmm... I also used Eiffel, but it was only few months - lack of good libraries killed the fun coming from it. I looked at D, but it wasn't ringing the bell, so I guess that's all.

Mate, you've got a nice list there. Oh yeah I forgot about those simple markup languages for myself, XML and Markdown.

EDIT: I'm not really sure how you even remember the fact that you know all that.

Speaking of XML, I'll just leave this here...

He he he. Was that by mistake, or did the teacher actually mean that?

BlackBulletIV wrote:He he he. Was that by mistake, or did the teacher actually mean that?

I'm not sure. I think it's just because his English sucks. He also translated "salary" as "försäljning" (sales), so I'm hoping it's just a language problem, and not that he's incompetent.