What syntaxes are simple and easy to learn and use?

Question

I have problem to decide what languange (syntax) I need to learn or what is better for begginer. I am trying to learn HTML5, CSS and JS because I think these kind of languages are for begginersand it's easy. Is that true? Is that best way to web development?

Answer 1

For client side web development, I would say you are on the right track.

For server side, I prefer something object oriented, such as C# or Java. Javascript has some pseudo-object orientation, but it is a scripting language (not to be confused with Java, which is a true object orientated language). Learning basic OOP concepts (object orientated programming) will help you understand the server side of things, such as fully utilizing a database, secure transactions, etc... But I would probably wait for OOP and hit that once you get the client side down.

As a 10 year Software Engineer, I can tell you that the available tech changes very rapidly. Don't "pigeon hole" yourself into just one language. Having said that, learning the core languages (such as html, js, and css) will help you utilize the frameworks out there, like Angular, Bootstrap, Node.js, etc... In my opinion, the critical knowledge lies in knowing server-side AND client-side. Each has its place in a robust website, especially when sensitive things like data operations, purchases, or other security are concerned.

Hope that helps! :)

Answer 2

yes you are on the right way

Answer 3

Thank you for answers guys!! Now I know what I need to learn :) Very thanks for Eric!

Answer 4

You are welcome - always like to see and help someone with a passion for developing software. I did it as a hobby for nearly 20 years, in the older, more complicated languages, before doing it professionally. :)