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If you want to avoid web development, then choose to focus on languages that are rarely (if ever) used for that purpose. I'd recommend you focus on C/C++. It w
by andrewdubinsky 5y ago
If you want to avoid web development, then choose to focus on languages that are rarely (if ever) used for that purpose.
I'd recommend you focus on C/C++. It will provide a great foundational knowledge that you can use in almost every other part of programming. Also, from what I have heard, it's actually hard to recruit junior developers in C/C++.
- jamil7 5y agoI’d second this, there’s also a whole lot of cool products written in C/C++ that people tend to overlook. A lot of audio related software if you’re interested in music production.
- thijsvandien 5y agoYou might end up working on the browser itself. ;)
- gaws 5y ago> I'd recommend you focus on C/C++ This is too broad. C and C++ are different beasts.
- r-io 5y agoAlso Rust, which said to be competitor for C/C++ in terms of speed and safety.