[jtenos]

BASIC (Vic-20) -> QuickBasic -> TI-83 -> Visual C++ -> Java -> VB6 -> C# -> javascript -> VB.NET

Definitely more C# than anything else, and I like it that way.

[parelem]

Web Development
HTML/CSS -> PHP/MySQL/SQL -> Ruby on Rails

General Programming
Java -> ADA -> Python -> Cython -> C -> assembly -> C++

[noorahmad]

Well at 1998 (I was in class 6th) I started with DOS Batch Script (which was my first OS and first time to work with computer) then in 2000 when I learned MS Words and MS Excel I started working with MS Access and was interested with VBA Application in MS Access and learned HTML from a book,
but after Learning VB6 in year 2002 I was happy with VB6 and playing with it a simple Notepad a few function of MS Paint etc...
and in year 2005 I started VB.Net and after 3 months I started C#.Net and then MS SQL Server 2000 and then PHP and MySQL in 2007 and now I am learning (C, C++ and Java) from past a few months.
and diagram looks like this:

2009 -> Learning (C, C++ & Java)
2007 -> PHP, My SQL and CSS
2006 -> VBScript & Javascript
2005 -> VB.Net & C#.Net + MS SQL SERVER
2002 -> VB6
2000 -> VBA (Office 1997) & HTML
1998 -> DOS Batch Script

and now I am happy with PHP/MySQL and C#/MSSQLServer

This post has been edited by noorahmad: 28 December 2009 - 10:33 PM

[Caleb Williams]

HTML > CSS > Cold Fusion > PHP > SQL

That's a fair way of putting it.

[alpha02]

HTML -> Javascript -> VBScript -> CSS -> XML -> PHP -> MySQL ->AJAX (and explored ASP) -> Visual Basic 6 -> Batch -> Java -> Ti83 -> C++ -> Flash/ActionScript 3

[[RTS]BN+VS*]

Web dev
HTML -> Javascript -> PHP -> SQL -> Python -> Ruby (Learning)

Desktop dev
Vishual bazik.Net -> Java -> C# -> C++ (Learning)

[el-sid]

C -> VB -> C++ -> PHP -> JAVA

[forsaken1]

Desktop Dev:

Basic->Assembly->Pascal->Fortran 77->C->C++->VB (yuck!)->Java->C#->PERL->Python

Web development

SQL (Oracle and Sql Server)->HTML/XML->ASP->ASP.Net

and some other things I don't use a lot like Javascript and VBScript.

[Smurphy]

This is an interesting thread.
Web Based
Html-> Css-> Javascript-> XML-> PHP

Non-Web
C#-> C (my favorite)-> X86 Assembly (attempting to at least)

[mocker]

This is the chronological path that I started learning a language. It doesn't reflect at all how much I use the language, how long I used it, or any variants of it (css? really? people list that?)

KliknPlay->Basic->Visual Basic->TI-83->HTML->Javascript->Java->Perl->C->C++->Java->PHP->Python->Bash->asm->Ruby->C#->Actionscript

[SpeedisaVirus]

Java » ASM » C++ and Scheme » Prolog » Python » ... More to come.

[code_m]

HTML -> bash scripting -> failed at C++ -> python 3.x -> failed at C++ again -> understanding of python 2.x, never used -> Java -> will begin learning Haskell, Smalltalk soon -> will learn C++, C#, PHP for school soon

Definitely my best languages are Python 3.x and Java. The book I have for python is great (Mark Summerfield) and I am doing Java for school, the book is a perfect ref guide to help me out

[tk1]

for me:

html > css > javascript > python > java > c++ > etc?

still learning, always learning.

[SwiftStriker00]

SpeedisaVirus, on 29 Dec, 2009 - 10:15 AM, said:

Java » ASM » C++ and Scheme » Prolog » Python » ... More to come.

God that sounds like my college curriculum, SpeedisaVirus any chance you go to RIT?

However starting in HS to current my path has been:
(& pretty much at the same time)

HTML >> Java >> C# >> C++ >> Scheme & ASM >> Prolog >> Perl >> batch & powershell >> Learning Javascript & CSS atm