The alien logo is Lisp and the lambda is Haskell. Lisp is great! Why not actually find out what you are ranking before you rank them. It's like ranking a film that you have never seen and also never heard of before.

CodeSIMPlicity...Hannah script👩‍❤‍👨

This is the best language tier list I’ve seen. Not that the bar was that high lol. At least one of you have used each of these languages once, so you’re actually fair the smaller languages.

I feel that recommending the self-taught route as viable is outdated and out of touch advice in the curent job market. Doesn't matter how skilled you are or how amazing your portfolio is because without a CS degree or prior experience no one is even going to look at it right now. Sure there are still people out there achieving it but they are statistical anomalies. This is coming from someone who self-taught for 2.5 years before giving in and pursuing a CS degree. I never got a single call for an interview.

Omg Worst ranking ever. Eveeeeeer

Is MongoDB a sponsor?

Stay relevant makes sense. I agree but some got videos with software is dying. As a software engineer we are the ones who created AI. If this spoiled kid dismantles our job, it will be destroyed sooner or later. Rather Doftware engineering is growing

Hello 🍍 Pay attention to video editing also. This is quite low, edit in good style. Because it is very important in your video.

Dude amazing video! Are there any apps I could use to help me code every day? I’m thinking of a daily challenge app type of deal where it challenges you to code certain websites or projects for practice sake.

now that`s a gem

I would recomend starting with HTML, css and js next go to a js framework like vue or svelte. After that Java or C# and then C. Python is the last language i would recomend just because i hate the Syntax and the Syntax(whitespaces) are so different from 90% of languages and python is way to much dependent on Code from other devs.

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Video Editing is too low 👎👎👎👎 Edit the video in a good style. Add nice b-roll animation when you are speaking or explaining something. This will increase visualization. Put proper subtitles, effects, transitions, and colors in the video. Insert the B-Roll (footage and animation) very well because it is absolutely low in your video. Do all this and then see how the video doesn't turn out good. 🍠

They Put Bash In D, I'm Done Here, Not going Any Further.

Guys get your degrees before its too late 😅😅

The perfect crossover doesn’t exi…

I would definitely put C# S tier. Programming with C#.Net in VS gives you so much freedom and it is very clear where and what is your error.

Is it only me or there is who is waiting for the primegen to react to this ranking 😂

If you paid 100k for your bachelor's you got shaken down....

Calling Haskell "lambda?" and putting in F is perhaps the most bot activity I've witnessed among wannabe "engineers"

should've set a criteria to compare against before hand because C should not be in the same tier as HTML blud

13:45! When I started programming 2 yrs ago I started with Python. While Python syntax is sort of easier…I hated the tooling. Quit programming for 3 months before trying JS. HTML instantly displaying things from live server in VS Code got me pumped and I’ve been doing JS,HTML5, and CSS3 ever since! Nick made a point that really hit home for me. ❤

Dude Nick’s comment @ 8:26 😂😂😂

I laughed my ass off! Good shit Nick! One of my favs this far! ❤❤❤

How are you going to call out the other guy for starting with VisualBasic when you started with HTML 😂 Visual basic is a real turing complete language with datastructures and flow control.

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C++ is S+ tier

Python ftw

you know it when you see Py, JS are in the first row

Wix. No wonder y'all don't know what CSS is 🤣

He's right anywhere you can write kotlin you can write java. Plus it's less verbose and has great null safety.

to me these people are codefluencers that would much rather have a fulltime youtube career than work in software, which is perfectly reflected by their videos. take their opinion with a grain of salt

What is S?

Nick: if I have to start a new project I'd use mongodb Me: 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

6:00 is Haskell

1:32 C != C++, have some respect for our lord and savior

😂😂

Mr Feast uploaded!!!!

Fire video, simple but valid because not to much people go through this language as a group

Im sry but this video deserves a downvote for putting c# in the third row. Such blasphemia.

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first!

Will you continue your algorithms and data structures course?

As someone who’s been in tech since 1999 fresh out of high school, I would advise anyone coming in to GET A DEGREE. Tech has become saturated in recent years, any edge that can get you an interview do it! Also, having a degree will get you past the ATS filter. Choose a good program from a State school with cheap tuition. Just get the degree! Bootcamps are dead in 2024 and most were a scam anyway.

The job market is flooded with CS majors now. It wasnt like that ten years ago when it was a dim a dozen.

The number of tech people I've met and worked with who claim they think logically and reasonably, and then say the most illogical things ever and can't use common sense for interpersonal communication is way too high. Let me say just because you're logical in coding doesn't mean you're logical in everything else, and please don't pretend to be @_@

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Eventually, you're head turns into a bio computer. It helps out on interviews, but you might not be able to turn it off in the night. I'm often thinking of code when I should be chilling. Occupational hazard lol.

I would love a part two!

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