What web related programming languages should I learn to make BitCoin Websites?

[Fredyy]

One word,
PHP

Second word,
MySQL

[cytokine]

I'm probably not the right person ( since I haven't done web programming in years, and the last time was with ASP classic based on pre-.NET VB ), but I'm in love with python. If I ever did any web programming again, I'd try to see if there was a way to do it in python, or a python-based framework.

[BCB]

One word "SECURITY"  (Please for the love of...)

[Fuzzy]

A little exert from "10 Questions with Zhou Tong"

I ended up reading books. I bought a few books about PHP, Ruby on Rails, personal finance and startups.

If a 17 year old could make money off of a site with PHP and Ruby on Rails, then why not?

[nimnul]

Haskell, of course! [:trollface:]

Technology matters, but it matters less than your ideas and your ability to deliver a usable product.

"LAMP" (Linux/Apache/MySQL/PHP" is the easiest technology to learn.

Then go Python and Node.JS. Then Erlang and Ruby. Then LISP family (Scheme, CL), ML family (OCAML, F#) and Haskell family (Haskell, Clean).

Learn whatever pleases your mind.

[daybyter]

Problem might be, that it just takes too long for you to get good in any language. So your idea is already implemented by someone else. So I recommend a collaboration (again). And if it's just to get some influence on good design practices.

[BCB]

Some advice to take (or not to take)
http://coinabul.tumblr.com/post/24022841613/10qs-zhou-tong-bitcoinica

[BCB]

And with everyone mentioning PHP I would hope a new user would be aware of security vulnerabilities if there chosen programs.
http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/520827

(I'd be curious to know if anyone finds this on their existing server - there is a simple test).

Please also take a look at this thread as you plan your architecture.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=81341.msg895308#msg895308