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Logically speaking, most jobs are web-dev not desktop/mobile. For web-dev learn HTML, CSS, JS, Typescript. Know the basics of SSL, HTTP, DNS, CDNs etc. Know som
by quickthrower2 4y ago
Logically speaking, most jobs are web-dev not desktop/mobile. For web-dev learn HTML, CSS, JS, Typescript. Know the basics of SSL, HTTP, DNS, CDNs etc. Know some basics of cloud computing - get some servers spun up in AWS and something deployed for example.
React is a safe bet to learn.
Add a back end lang of your choice to that. You can determine the one for your city/location by looking at job posts. Could be Ruby, C#, Java, Python, NodeJS, Go or something else.
All said, I wouldn't optimize only for getting a job. You only need one job, so you can afford to pick a less mainstream stack if it makes you happier, or those jobs pay more but are rarer.