I do find the number of options hard to choose from. The hacker approach seems to be to learn a bit of everything (and enjoy it) but for people like me where pr

I do find the number of options hard to choose from. The hacker approach seems to be to learn a bit of everything (and enjoy it) but for people like me where programming is a necessary tool to get shit done, trying to decide between these 10 options and pick one that will turn out to be the best/still be useful in 3 years is hard.