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If you're just concerned about employment then you'll probably be fine with java (maybe go in the future). If you're looking for self-improvement then its alway
by craftkiller 11y ago
If you're just concerned about employment then you'll probably be fine with java (maybe go in the future). If you're looking for self-improvement then its always a good idea to learn a new language, especially if it does something different like Rust's borrow checker. Outside of that, I also used to do all my hobby code in C++ and after learning Rust I'm never going back to C++.
- pearjuice 11y ago>maybe go in the future Go is not going to replace Java in the future. For a language which cannot even lock dependencies to a version, people sure like to pretend it is the holy grail because Google made it.