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I think Go would be a good safe choice for you, if you want to be on the backend. It is popular to find job, used for backends / microsrvices and for infrastruc
by playing_colours 7y ago
I think Go would be a good safe choice for you, if you want to be on the backend. It is popular to find job, used for backends / microsrvices and for infrastructure, which is a very good area of expertise to have as well. Go is a compiled static-typed language with goroutines, so it will be a different experience for you after Python.
Python is great, if you want to be a data scientist / data engineer. In my city for example, there are less web development positions in Python.
I like Rust and you would learn a bunch of interesting concepts, but I would not bet on it now regarding available jobs, particularly in Europe.
- Antoninus 7y agoThanks, it seems like the natural route after so many TypeScript, React, GraphQL, Node projects. As I and another HN member said, Node is only deployed as niche microservice within larger architectures. The addition of multithreading in 12.. didn't seem to change much.