It doesn’t have to be old or legacy just because it’s build on java. Java plays a huge part of modern enterprise in large parts of the world and its remained ra

It doesn’t have to be old or legacy just because it’s build on java. Java plays a huge part of modern enterprise in large parts of the world and its remained rather relevant. To get back to what you’re asking, however, it depends on your local job market. In my area 95% of all back-end development is done in Java, C# or PHP and there are almost no web-development jobs that doesn’t require you to know one of those languages. In other areas it might be Ruby or Django, so the best way to answer your question is frankly to look at the job listings for the jobs you’d like to take.