You have a good chance of finding a generalist with 1+ years on each of those. None is too exotic or too arcane that you need a specialist. I'm consistently av

You have a good chance of finding a generalist with 1+ years on each of those. None is too exotic or too arcane that you need a specialist. I'm consistently average for a consultant, with >10 yrs over ~30 options like toolkits, platforms, databases -- I don't do design or architecture. So, I myself don't often choose a new language or variation or toolkit; you show me the entry points and I problem solve from there. I've seen the side effects on maintainability and sometimes security, but never been bothered by escaping to a different language.