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the great programmers in the house, i would like to ask you all this question.

which aspect of programming pays better, website programming OR software programming?

are you a website or software developer? am a newbie like me and for the benefit of others who want to go in to programming.

Fedric:
the great programmers in the house, i would like to ask you all this question.

which aspect of programming pays better, website programming OR software programming?

are you a website or software developer? am a newbie like me and for the benefit of others who want to go in to programming.

That would actually be a difficult question to answer(which pays more) , but the truth is if you learn the basics of programming ground up you would be able to build a website , but if you just learn web development you might not be able to do software development ,so its just a case of learning something that would give you knowledge in both fields then you make money from both

Donald3d:
That would actually be a difficult question to answer(which pays more) , but the truth is if you learn the basics of programming ground up you would be able to build a website , but if you just learn web development you might not be able to do software development ,so its just a case of learning something that would give you knowledge in both fields then you make money from both

thanks for ur input, i wait others comment.

Donald3d:
That would actually be a difficult question to answer(which pays more) , but the truth is if you learn the basics of programming ground up you would be able to build a website , but if you just learn web development you might not be able to do software development ,so its just a case of learning something that would give you knowledge in both fields then you make money from both

ok for someone who is new to programming and want to be both websit and software developer, what language do u advice he should learn?

Fedric:
ok for someone who is new to programming and want to be both websit and software developer, what language do u advice he should learn?

First of all learn html , then proceed to css, then Javascript,then python, all the aforementioned are more like writing in plain english,it should take you about 2 weeks to be up and running not an expert(for html, css and javascript) , you can also be up and running with Python in about 2 months , then you can move unto other languages like C-based languages and Java (Learning this would be easy since you already have a considerably strong foundation.

Donald3d:
First of all learn html , then proceed to css, then Javascript,then python, all the aforementioned are more like writing in plain english,it should take you about 2 weeks to be up and running not an expert(for html, css and javascript) , you can also be up and running with Python in about 2 months , then you can move unto other languages like C-based languages and Java (Learning this would be easy since you already have a considerably strong foundation.

in addition to this wonderful answer, I want to stress taking time to learn algorithm, software architectures and design patterns. Since I tend to favour javascript i would say spend 5 months learning javascript (vanila javascript, NodeJs, frameworks and libraries like Angular2)

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