What do you think, what is the most looking for and consecutively best payed programming language? almost everything is going to online, so do you prefer to desktop programming language or to network programming language. (like PHP).
I know I want to work with one of programming language for developing desktop application in future (after i finish my college), because now i 'm a programmer in PHP and It's not perspective language for me (maybe because i'm not payed as much as i should be). I prefer to desktop oriented programming languages, because when you make something with it and you go to interview for your job you can show what you did. With PHP is that hard to do. Always when i go to interview for a job the first question i get it is: "What do/did you do?" And then I can just answer that: "I'm a websites programmer". Their response to this answer is: "Just that?" "What do you except if i haven't got a change to do something else."
Another think that bothers me with developing websites is that you have to test your site in thousands browsers. When you making a html email template, you have to check it in thousands email clients. And after you did it for a thousands web browsers of email clients, there is always somebody who can find with some new browser and annoying you: "Look, this site doesn't work right in XXXX browser".
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What do you think, what is the most looking for and consecutively best payed programming language? almost everything is going to online, so do you prefer to desktop programming language or to network programming language. (like PHP).
I know I want to work with one of programming language for developing desktop application in future (after i finish my college), because now i 'm a programmer in PHP and It's not perspective language for me (maybe because i'm not payed as much as i should be). I prefer to desktop oriented programming languages, because when you make something with it and you go to interview for your job you can show what you did. With PHP is that hard to do. Always when i go to interview for a job the first question i get it is: "What do/did you do?" And then I can just answer that: "I'm a websites programmer". Their response to this answer is: "Just that?" "What do you except if i haven't got a change to do something else."
Another think that bothers me with developing websites is that you have to test your site in thousands browsers. When you making a html email template, you have to check it in thousands email clients. And after you did it for a thousands web browsers of email clients, there is always somebody who can find with some new browser and annoying you: "Look, this site doesn't work right in XXXX browser".
And what's your opinion?
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