Given where you are now I'd learn Go. Go is a language born from the cloud. It solves modern-day problems featuring several networked machines with each having

Given where you are now I'd learn Go. Go is a language born from the cloud. It solves modern-day problems featuring several networked machines with each having several processors. It's probably going to be the most useful language to you because it allows you to build systems solutions spanning several networked machines. Go is also an easier language to come up to speed with than Rust. I see Rust as a replacement for C/C++. It's for system programming on a single machine. Its claim to fame is having memory safety - it's a modern language. If you're wanting to build a more traditional app running on a single machine - use Rust.