I know there's a sticky regarding easy programming languages, but at the moment I was wondering what would be the most beneficial language to sit down and learn?
Would the likes of ASP, .NET and Silverlight be good to have as they would appear to be the way Microsoft is pushing their web technologies.
Or would it be better to learn something like C+/++/# (I don't know what ones are even relevant) and PHP, even though it would not be as widely recognised as some of the Microsoft applicaiton and web languages, at least where employment is concerned.
I'd just like to state that I'm not looking for work in the software/development sector, but looking to develop a skill that I could use in my current systems role. Especially as I'm being exposed to a lot of SharePoint and Exchange.
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Hi,
I know there's a sticky regarding easy programming languages, but at the moment I was wondering what would be the most beneficial language to sit down and learn?
Would the likes of ASP, .NET and Silverlight be good to have as they would appear to be the way Microsoft is pushing their web technologies.
Or would it be better to learn something like C+/++/# (I don't know what ones are even relevant) and PHP, even though it would not be as widely recognised as some of the Microsoft applicaiton and web languages, at least where employment is concerned.
I'd just like to state that I'm not looking for work in the software/development sector, but looking to develop a skill that I could use in my current systems role. Especially as I'm being exposed to a lot of SharePoint and Exchange.
Cheers!
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