What language would you like added to SoloLearn?

Question

Personally I would like to see R and Eiffel since they are hard for me.

Answer 1

asp. net and java gui

Answer 2

Ruby On Rails, Android App Development, Node, MongoDB, ReactJS, TypeScript, Angular, Phaser :)

Answer 3

I use udemy, they have a great advanced C# course, and a lot of courses on Unity projects. I also use edx and Coursera for more advanced courses, and while my primary focus is C# I do pretty much any language I have time for (I've already done all the courses here except for Ruby).

On top of all that I earned an Associate's in Computer Programming and Application Development, and I have some good ideas of programs I'd like to develop but I just haven't had enough time to start on.

Answer 4

Android Development

Answer 5

So you mean like Algebra?

Answer 6

Kotlin (http://kotlinlang.org)
Perl (https://www.perl.org)
...

Answer 7

That would be fun and informative!

Answer 8

What's that? The algorithm?

Answer 9

MongoDB (https://www.mongodb.com/) or just NoSQL in general

Answer 10

R and MATLAB

Answer 11

That's a good request. They çould do that too, they did add more to the Javascript course already beyond what it initially had.

I usually go to other sites or try to just execute my own ideas if I want something more though. SoloLearn seems like a great starting point for a lot of languages, but there's not much advanced stuff.

Answer 12

What are golang and rustlang? I've never heard of those.

Answer 13

r

Answer 14

R for sure

Answer 15

I would really love to have javafx here!!

Answer 16

I would like they extends the current courses. Like, they explain php, but not how to work with mysqli (databases). I did know it, but I would like to learn here (the learning method its pretty swift) , how to do that in Ruby, for example.

Answer 17

Rust

Answer 18

R should be added! I'd be glad to help. It's the language I'm best with.

Answer 19

golang and rustlang

Answer 20

You are right, It will be good to add more complex stuff.
Creating self projects it's a really good way to learn new stuff, doing researchs.
What sites do you usually go?