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Actually im advising not to learn a new language this year, but act using what you already know to built cool stuff. I realised sometime last year I was spendi
by boyter 16y ago
Actually im advising not to learn a new language this year, but act using what you already know to built cool stuff.
I realised sometime last year I was spending more time learning stuff like Django/Rails etc... then building stuff with the excuse "Oh it will make me more productive in the future." Only this never happend.
For the moment I learn new things but only as I need them. Right now I don't need Clojure, so I am not learning it. I am plodding along feeling productive with PHP/Python/MySQL.
To each their own, but I am finding this works better for me at the moment.
- alcuadrado 16y agoI feel confident an productive with LAMP and the Open Web/HTML5, and have been building some cool apps with them, mostly as a freelance developer. I wanna learn something new mostly to stop feeling that I might be missing something cooler than building webapps, and to make me a better programmer (also for webapps) by using other language/community's concepts and best-practicies.