Let's get a thread going..

>Age
>Job
>Country
>Favourite language

I'll start off..

>English teacher (might start my CS degree soon)
>Malaysia (Russian by birth)
>JS & Python

>20*

18
Busboy at restaurant (CS major in August)
America (Chicago)
C

>17
>student in high school
>México
>PHP

@Agarpo
Your favorite language is PHP.. How? ;-;

@Communist lol, is it wrong? I like JS too

@Agarpo No, man. Respect lmao. I find PHP confusing

>23
>Web developer
>Venezuela
>JavaScript, Ruby

20
Founder / self employed
Norway
PHP, Javascript

> 24
> Backend (Integration layer) developer
> India
> Java & node.js

> 22
> Software Developer
> Netherlands
> Java

> 27
> Senior Dev
> PH
> Javascript & Python

> 20
> Programmer
> Germany
> PHP

Age: 19
Job: Web-/UI-Designer, Freelancer and CS student
Country: Germany
Favourite Languages: JS & Python

Age: 26
Job: Freelance & Research Masters.
Country: Ireland.
Fave: JS, Java, Ruby.

> 22
> 2nd year as a CS student, working as a developer this summer (first work-experience)
> Norway
> Java or C, I guess

21
CS Student
TU Darmstadt Germany CS B.Sc
2nd Year
Java and C++

@bluefirex @valentindiehl @McBrown
How's the education system in Germany when it comes to CS? I know their science & engineering is solid and public education is free if you learn German.

Well, Generally studying in Germany ist almost free. You only have to pay semester fees about 250€, which is nothing compared to other countries. CS in Germany is really good! But it also depends where you are studying CS. For example Darmstadt and Karlsruhe are two of the best here.
But yes, the study is fully in German, except of the master courses, there most of the lectures are in English. At this point I can only provide you informations of my University.

26
software engineer
Netherlands
Java

@Communist it's fine but not awesome. I'm at Hamburg University at the moment and they aren't that up to date with their Java courses (they aren't even allowing exceptions). If you look into the courses that aren't directly programming but the theory stuff then is pretty good.

@bluefirex
What?
You're not allowed to use exceptions? That's awkward. Here in Darmstadt the basic java lecture was fed with generics und streams just few months after the release of them. We're pretty up to date here.

@McBrown I'd be happy if that were the case here. We still haven't used a stream except FileWriter once and we're not allowed to do anything in a style that isn't defined in one of their word documents. Pretty frustrating to have to code in an architecture that is as old as java itself.

@McBrown they also shove in concepts from languages that aren't even remotely supported in Java.

-16 years old
-(no job)
-USA
-C#

> 18
> Nothing atm
> Germany
> JavaScript

> 27
> Data Analyst & Programmer (fancy words for Web Dev)
> Norway
> C#, Javascript (MEAN4layf) PHP

32

Java developer

Ireland

@hareland seeing as you're my age, don't mind me asking but what kind of business are you running? Haha

18
Intern Back-End Web Developer (+student)
Jordan
Python, Django

>Age=15 (Just turned 15 today)
>Job=High School Student
>Country=Thailand
>Fav.lang=Py, Go, ES7, C#, Kotlin

@phoomparin happy birthday! :D

@McBrown Thanks! 😃

>20
>telecommunication engineering
>Ghana
>Python Java xml

> 26
> Backend / Integration Developer
> UK
> PHP

>19
>graduate game developer (enrolling next degree next year)
>js c#

32
Programmer
Malaysia
Java and web related

28
Software Developer
Canada
C++ and Python

23
Student/bartender/track rider in horse racing
Sweden
Python, C++

@Communist Web Development, app development, computer insurance (swap broken with working one kind of deal), computers, servers, hardware etc

@communist I can really only say positive things about CS here in Munich at the TUM. Up-to-date, modern building, enough theory, but still enough practice stuff. And we have a ton of international students, and the TUM offers many bachelor courses in English, too. (two of my 4 2nd semester blocks (bachelor/ are in english)

24
Web developer
Norway
PHP and js