What's the most easiest coding language to learn?

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MasterA said:
I think HTML is the easier. I am learning some atm and it is very easy to understand but I guess I am still doing the basics but it doesn't seem that hard at all. Php seems more interesting but looks much harder at the same time.

Well, HTML isn't really a coding language - it's a mark-up language, like CSS. I'd say the easiest one to learn is JavaScript.
 
In my opinion, JavaScript appears easy on the surface but can quickly become a pain when you use more advanced stuff (e.g. AngularJS) and get into the horrible tangle of callbacks, promises and async code.
 
int0x10 said:
In my opinion, JavaScript appears easy on the surface but can quickly become a pain when you use more advanced stuff (e.g. AngularJS) and get into the horrible tangle of callbacks, promises and async code.
Yeah. 😛 Also, the lack of consistency between browsers can be pretty annoying. In a language like Java, while new versions add more features, the code is essentially the same across all platforms.
 
In my opinion, for Web, HTML5 and CSS3 are the easiest coding languages to learn.
 
I think HTML is the new generation, and it is not too hard to learn.
 
For web, it's HTML 4.1.
For software, its a tie between Java and Xojo.
For advanced web development stuff like database and running software directly from a website, ASP.NET.
 
HTML and CSS.
CSS is just stylesheets.
 
BBCode is a language too 😉

HTML5 (JS included) is maybe the easiest one that is capable of doing many things.
 
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