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Originally Posted by Devin01RT
Well, congratulations man. I'm considering going more into some sort of web development courses we have at our local community college, got a few baby steps towards the program.
I believe my girlfriend's Dad is going for this certification already, actually, He may already have it since he got some little binder and Hat with redhat on it, not exactly sure what for but he is in IT at CSX.
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If you're into backend programming, the 2 main languages people use now is .NET (ASP.Net, C#, etc...) and Java. Of course some would use Ruby, Python and
even C/C++. But your best bets are .NET or Java.
Front end wise, be damned good with CSS and HTML first. Then you can move on to other script based languages like PHP, Perl, Ruby, etc...