What languages ​​do 1C programmers need?

Question

1C

Hello, what languages ​​does a 1C programmer need?
I have been working as a 1C engineer for a little over a year now. I know a little and learn the 1C programming language.
So the question is, what languages, besides the 1C language itself, does a programmer need in order to fully create processing of any complexity, as well as integrate 1C with other accounting programs?

Answer 1

If you plan to work with web content on processing forms (for example, display contractors on a map), then you will need HTTP, CSS and JavaScript.
If you work in a Windows environment, then you will need knowledge of its API (at least WScript.Shell) and the syntax of BAT files and PowerShell.
If you work in a Linux environment, then knowledge of the architecture of your distribution, standard utilities, as well as the syntax of Phyton and Bash (or alternative shells).
If you plan to work closely with the Internet, then it is advisable for you to know the OSI model, study the HTTP, SOAP (XML-RPC), FTP, IMAP, SMTP protocols, and so on if necessary. It's just as easy to be able to work with a feeder, warshark, or other similar traffic sniffer.
If you need to integrate with external data sources via ODBC, then you should know SQL and the features of its implementation in the required databases.
If you need to work with an office suite, then you will need knowledge of the object model of the required products and Visual Basic ......
Although most "1C programmers" do not know any programming language other than 1C and everything suits them. The choice is yours.

Answer 2

The one that the client speaks.
The remaining skills need to be developed depending on the desires to perform a particular job. And here the field for study is limitless.