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strongly recommend not stopping with clojure. Find other languages outside your comfort zone, that require you to learn about different technologies and differ
by Goladus 16y ago
strongly recommend not stopping with clojure. Find other languages outside your comfort zone, that require you to learn about different technologies and different ways of thinking.
You should know at least one language with a strong type system that's closely modelled on the hardware environment. (eg C or Java)
Databases and SQL.
OS-level tracing/debugging languages like Dtrace or SystemTap.
Puppet/system administration
Javascript/Browsers
Mobile/? (I don't know much about phones)
An ML-style language.