[Lust] Is lust still active?

[Stuart Marsh]

Hi,

Recently learnt PHP and MySQL (not really a language) for web developement.

Had to re-learn Visual Basic at work earlier in the year (sorry, it's 
all they have!!), which took about a week!

Have come to the conclusion that once you can program, switching 
languages generally becomes a matter of learning a new syntax.

I've heard that python is v popular now, might take a look.

Cheers

Stu

>Thank you, and you're welcome!
>
>Seems so long ago now :)
>
>So what are peoples most recently learnt (or re-learnt) languages? Old
>standards (like Perl/PHP/C), or newer "interesting" languages (like
>OCAML or Ruby)? My last was Ruby, FWIW, solely because of the
>serialization features, but am afraid I dropped back into Perl/PHP 
>when things started getting a bit hard as I needed unavailable libraries
>to take the next step.
>
>Not wanting to start a holy war; just wondered what people were learning
>about...
>
>Steev
>
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