If it's a web-based startup you want to do, then you should just decide on a language. Then, start cranking out prototypes of your first system.
Start with simpler languages, start with 3-page (i.e. demo1.html, demo2.html, demo3.html) prototypes.
Probably the best way to decide is to hit the bookstore. Get a list of potential languages, and check out the books available. The one that's the easiest to read & follow, use. Then maybe get another book or two on the same language, to help get past rough spots.
If you're into a framework (e.g. Rails), start with the language first. Do the framework second, unless there's a book that teaches you both.
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If it's a web-based startup you want to do, then you should just decide on a language. Then, start cranking out prototypes of your first system.
Start with simpler languages, start with 3-page (i.e. demo1.html, demo2.html, demo3.html) prototypes.
Probably the best way to decide is to hit the bookstore. Get a list of potential languages, and check out the books available. The one that's the easiest to read & follow, use. Then maybe get another book or two on the same language, to help get past rough spots.
If you're into a framework (e.g. Rails), start with the language first. Do the framework second, unless there's a book that teaches you both.