JuniorLearnsToCode

This is one of those things that people more knowledgeable then you will tell you all the time, but you only realize it after you experience for yourself. I my case, I've been learned JavaScript for almost a year now, and while I did dabble in PHP a bit, I never went deep into PHP, I learned just a few little practical things, PHP is easy to start since simplest hosting solutions all support PHP. I just needed PHP for simple server side stuff, like templates, a few edits to WordPress themese etc.  That being said my true second language I'm seriously devoting time and effort to learn is C#.  The reason I went with C# is that the company where I work for uses Microsoft stack (.NET MVC, ASP.NET) for it's websites,  which all require knowledge of C#. Since I'm more in favor of practical then theoretical knowledge, learning C#, from my point of view, will allow me to gain deeper insight on how the system works in the company I work for, at the moment as a QA test