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Thank you. Some really good points to think about. However, wouldn't all this mean that one is not sure of what he/she wants to do? Shouldn't you just stick
by mohsen 16y ago
Thank you. Some really good points to think about.
However, wouldn't all this mean that one is not sure of what he/she wants to do? Shouldn't you just stick to a couple of languages and become very very good at it?
- davidw 16y agoWhen I started programming in the late 90ies, web programming was pretty much done in Perl. PHP was just starting to gain some traction. Java too, for that matter. The big scripting languages were Perl, Tcl and, a little bit, Python, but it wasn't terribly popular either. That was only about 13/14 years ago, and the landscape is completely different now. This is an industry where things change, unless you go to work for a bank or something and spend 30 years doing Cobol.