I love to make Windows apps (UWP), that's why I use C# the most. But I don't really find C# exciting language, actually it's a boring language.

For game development I use Godot. I find GDscript more interesting than C#.

I absolutely hate HTML, CSS, Javascript and the countless React frameworks/libraries. I rather use WYSWYG editors...

Javascript is such a messy language. Trying Go at the moment.

Yes, Go is very interesting and clean language, too bad I have no usecase for it...

Hated and only used for high performance code: C and C++. Try faster hardware before using it, if you need performance  😊

Fast coding for applications that don't need absolute performance: Python (hobby) or Java (pro).

In between: Rust. Perhaps the future with best of both worlds.

HTML, CSS, Javascript != programming language  😁

C++ seems really cool if I'm being honest, sure there are others.

Lua as a language pisses me off if to be real with you

It is very important for what purpose it will be used rather than its excitement. The platform on which each language works has its own characteristics. For example, compiled languages make it OS dependent. Interpreted languages (such as java) are OS independent. If speed is desired, languages closest to machine language are preferred.

Tbh I also "hate" all this react, npm, whatever.js framework hell but also had the experience that if you really spend time and start step by step and not with a full fledged 200 dependencies project many stuff makes sense.
And with the typescript support, many stuff even gets more "professional" ;)

good job :heart: :heart:

favourite: Python
hated: Rust

I'd say Rust, it just feels off, and I'm not a femboy.