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i already figured out how to safely setup a qubes/whonix after upgrading from Tails. After a short time on here i feel like this is an area of interest of mine and would love to learn more. basically, as the title states, which languages should I prioritize learning and where should I start?

I would like to self-teach myself and would not want to pay for the schooling since i do not have funds for that. I would like to basically freelance develop open-source programs to keep this space secure and contribute more to it. I would like to stay on qubes whonix and use resources specifically tailored for qubes whonix, which might be hard, but am open to clearnet suggestions to learn how and what I can do programming wise with this OS. i have cli commands down to an extent, but learning how to program solely on qubes-whonix is making me scratch my head. I do not know of any tools to use and would love any pointers.

Thank you for reading and for any help given.

/u/Paris A ⎝⎝✧GͥOͣDͫ✧⎠⎠

3 points

3 years ago

Learn Golang. It is my favorite language right now because of both it's speed and simplicity of syntax. The ability to make a single binary to run everything is also extremely valuable.

If you are using Qubes setup a development Qube with an IDE. Install everything on that qube and just develop away. One of the best things about QubesOS is that you have internal networking which just works. So if you want to test out multiple different application micro-processes you can do so. It is my favorite OS to develop on for that reason alone.

/u/UglyPercs 📢

1 points

3 years ago

Advice from Paris himself? I am honord. Thank you for your input and your suggestions for begginers like myself. I will definitely take your advice and lookup those languages and i really thank you for the extra information on qubes. Thank you Paris!

/u/Grazelda

1 points

3 years ago

Dive down holes for Python and shell scripting. Allows you to put brain tools in your box you will use for many long moons.

/u/UglyPercs 📢

1 points

3 years ago

Thank you for your comment! i have a bit of knowlege with python but not too advanced stuff. Would learning python basicaly be learning shell scripting?

/u/Grazelda

1 points

3 years ago

Yes, but with different capabilities and overhead, sat least to me.

/u/inFART0

1 points

3 years ago

I suggest you to start with a lower level language like C or C++ for object oriented programming. If you learn it, you will be able to use any kind of programming language with less effort.

/u/dystopia_dev

1 points

3 years ago

I've been meaning to get to this /u/UglyPercs

it depends on what you want to achieve. Some languages and their frameworks are going to be easier than others for achieving certain things.

I got started on PHP and it kinda fucked me up. Its extremely easy to setup the environment and get up and coding, but you miss out on some other fundamentals. The trick is to just get after it.
find examples online and get them installed and running locally. Thats half the battle, getting the environment setup.

once you get them running locally start fucking around with the source code and learn that way, whilst doing that read a ton about your language/framework whathaveyous... and don't be afraid to experiment

Hopefully soon myself and the other mods will begin working on environment setup guides for our wiki so suggestions are definitely welcome so is any knowledge.