The next important thing is most likely not a programming language (and certainly not a framework). At that level, there's a real breakthrough only once every d

The next important thing is most likely not a programming language (and certainly not a framework). At that level, there's a real breakthrough only once every decade, if even. Everything else is noise that you can happily ignore. If a job description demands an alphabet soup of noise, ignore it. It will turn out to be a lousy job anyway. Download and read decent code from github. You will find most code to be noisy. This is normal because 90% of all code is noisy. According to Sturgeon's law, the reason for this is that 90% of everything is noisy. Read a lot of code, write some once in a while, and don't work for -- or with -- idiots and you should be ok.