What do you think about learning a new development language?
Seeing Chen
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eg: nodejs/golang
Learn nodejs for the first time or learn nodejs in depth
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Jason Lee@jason_lee_3282
My first programing language is Java, it was difficult for me to accept the concept of Object-Oriented Programming at first months, so I spent a lot of time practicing.
For work needs, I learned some other languages serval years later such as Python, Node.js, Golang, etc, it just keeps getting easier to learn new languages.
Each specific language has its own syntax, but there is a lot in common in terms of design thinking, such as Object, Interface, I/O, etc. These basics save a lot of time when learning a new language.
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@jason_lee_3282 Thank you for your answer, then I can think that no matter what development language there are many similarities in thinking, when you figure out these similarities, no matter what language you can learn quickly
Getting started with nodejs is relatively simple. You can get started by watching the teaching video. For in-depth study, I think you need to know all nodejs apis
I think getting started with golang is relatively more difficult than nodejs, but when learning a new language, typing code is the most important thing, it doesn’t make any sense to just look at it without doing it
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I think it is more about implementation and practice which matters a lot
@shushant_lakhyani I agree with you that implementation and practice are really important in learning a new language
my first programing language was Delphi... very old school
Python of course. Future of all languages.
