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JavaScript, especially ES6. I also suggest a solid scripting language like Perl. If you plan to go after "Enterprise" application development (which will actua
by temporallobe 9y ago
JavaScript, especially ES6. I also suggest a solid scripting language like Perl.
If you plan to go after "Enterprise" application development (which will actually be more like maintenance of legacy code), core Java is a good place to start. IMO it's easy to learn because it's so verbose but hard to be productive with for the same reason. Knowledge of Java can also get you into the world of Android app development.
If you want new and trendy, I would look into Ruby and Clojure.
And since everything is going to the cloud these days, definitely start looking into AWS.