Do not choose a programming language, choose the framework. Choose the libraries, the availability of devs for hire, the documentation. Choose the approaches an

Do not choose a programming language, choose the framework. Choose the libraries, the availability of devs for hire, the documentation. Choose the approaches and the patterns. The language is totally irrelevant compared to those things. For example, let's say you choose Go, or JavaScript/node. Now what? You're now lost and need to take thousands of decisions for building anything web related, from ORMs to how to do validations to how to do translations to background jobs, etc,etc. You won't have those problems of you choose Laravel or Rails for example. Now that's my "business" answer assuming you want to build and ship something on your own money/time. If you only want to learn to get hired, then yes, any of the popular languages will do it.