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I am always curious about what other languages people use to program in besides PHP. So, let us know what other languages you commonly program in that isn't PHP.
I am not looking for things like HTML or SQL. But programming (or scripting) languages. And please, these are ones that you actually use, not ones that you would like to use.
I am not looking for things like HTML or SQL. But programming (or scripting) languages. And please, these are ones that you actually use, not ones that you would like to use.
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kettle_drum
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Jcx.Software
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Php for VB developers
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thanks for the heads-up on the Visual Studio plugin, Jcx.Software. I spent last year as an intern with a .Net development team, I loved the IDE but HATED the language....VB.Net.( at least it is a little more C like than the old VB)
I'm working as a PHP/MySQL developer now so I'm pleased to see that I could use the exellent VS IDE and still code in my language of choice.

I'm working as a PHP/MySQL developer now so I'm pleased to see that I could use the exellent VS IDE and still code in my language of choice.
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For me,
ASP and a little VB at work. I wish they would allow us to move to ASP.Net but no one wants to fund it, but they are going to make us into Oracle "configurators" what ever that is.
I also play with ASP.Net at home.
Developing PHP applications with VS.Net. I am amazed. I will definitely check that out. Like someone said, the VS.Net IDE is nice, but I have to admit that the learning curve has slowed my learning of the C# and VB.Net languages. I can tell that once you get over that hump, .Net is very powerful.
ASP and a little VB at work. I wish they would allow us to move to ASP.Net but no one wants to fund it, but they are going to make us into Oracle "configurators" what ever that is.
I also play with ASP.Net at home.