I don't have advice necessarily but I have thoughts :) Here's what others aren't telling you: you did not provide us with enough info to give you anything beyo

I don't have advice necessarily but I have thoughts :) Here's what others aren't telling you: you did not provide us with enough info to give you anything beyond superficial. You did a great job explaining your job history and that you are technically capable but you in no way explained your strengths, your goals, and your aspirations. Without those things, how can you expect random strangers on the internet to give you meaningful advice? Not to pick on anyone else who has responded but how about this response: "Jumping between platforms and languages is good. People who spend ten years working only on one platform and one language get boxed in that platform and they can't think or do anything outside it." This response assumes that you want to be a career developer. Do you? I don't know because you haven't provided us with what you want your career to be. I'd be motivated to answer in detail if I didn't have to preface every single suggestion with, "If you want to be a ... then do this. If you want to be a ... then do that." Tell us what you want out of your career and I bet you'll find we can give more specific advice/thoughts.