> Even as general programming language Python and JavaScript took over, and in dedicated areas like webservers it’s been long since Java’s time is gone. I don'

> Even as general programming language Python and JavaScript took over, and in dedicated areas like webservers it’s been long since Java’s time is gone. I don't think this is true. Yes in the US in the startups Python, RoR and JS are more popular but in the enterprise Java (and .Net to some extent) still rules. In India right now the demand for Java programmers is sky high. Salaries for Java programmers have increased by 100% or more in the past 6 months or so. Actually overall salaries for programmers have increased a lot in India in the past 6 months due to very high outsourcing demand but Java is in especially high demand. Note: I am in the outsourcing industry since past 12 years.