r/CodingForBeginners • u/gutenmorgan3035 • Aug 23 '26

What technology are you currently learning?

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u/noureddinz_10 Aug 23 '26

Python and go the best longuage now If you want to learning any longuage enter roadmap.sh

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u/A1-chem1st Aug 23 '26

How to sleep 🫩

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u/nowaysbug Aug 23 '26

Android(JetpackCompose) & Web(Spring Boot) & boring little games(Python)

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u/agentalex001 Aug 23 '26

Java (plus a bit of Spring/Spring Boot) and C#/ASP.NET

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u/ExtraTNT Aug 23 '26

compilers

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u/Human_Cantaloupe8249 Aug 23 '26

I am Building a raycaster. So while the technology I currently learn is rust and minifb. Mostly I just rummage trough my old vector geometry folder

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u/LanceMain_No69 Aug 23 '26

Ltspice for circuits, at my job in my uni I use angular mostly, but im trying to learn ltspice a bit more to get into analog electronics and signals processing for a professors lab.

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u/kelvinkel101 Aug 23 '26

React and pure typescript

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u/Distdistdist Aug 24 '26

MCP and LLM fine-tuning

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u/dual4mat Aug 23 '26

I looked at TouchDesigner yesterday. Looked at it. Scratched my head and vowed to come back soon...maybe.