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I often think to myself how is the future of programming going to be and will their still be need for us programmers. I would like to think that the programming languages will be with us a long time into the future the only problem we have is that the industry is constantly changing and although certain programming languages such PHP, ASP & Java are popular at the moment in 10 years time I could not say if this would be the same.

My only advice as a programmer would be to follow the industry and common trends if you notice that a particular programming language is being widely used do tutorials and try and learn it may benefit your career and is always good to have learnt other languages in this industry.

Web development is split into two sections these include,

Web design, when thinking about creating a web site it is important to think about the design first of all this includes the layout of the pages, navigation, logos and colour schemes. The design is the first point of call for your targeted audience and so is important to get this right.

Web development, once you have the web design and you are happy with the layout you need to then think about how the site is going to be built for example what platform is it going to be built in if their will be admin areas and user logins.

This is a very common saying if you’re a computer programmer and to be honest it cannot be helped the majority of the time. It’s true that when you are programming using any language when you have over achieved or got something working all by yourself you feel like a genius and you tend to make people aware of this by showing what you have or giving loud shouts like “Yes”, “I’ve done it” I’ve heard them all.

The problem comes when you become stuck and it takes you hours to figure something out the worse thing is when you create your own script and upon testing it doesn’t work this can be so frustrating and is often when you hear “i hate programming”

The joys of programming.

When i say dead programming languages i mean language that you may have learned however have no use for them now or are no longer used in modern day coding.

I would have to say first of all C languages as these are becoming less relevant although  C++ and C Sharp are still alive and kicking try to find a basic C-only programmer today and you will struggle and find that the programmer is struggling for work and learning a new language.

Many say that a programming language does not die it just becomes very expensive to maintain.

For many people we learn programming languages from a very early age and the programming we learn in either collage or universities tends to be the one we show most interest in or willing to learn.

I would say the most popular languages for many would be PHP and ASP this is just due to it being widely taught and recognised across the world.

If we was to go more into detail we may look into other stuff such as C & C++ these are more complex however will be surprised just how much things uses this type of coding.