3 ms·
You've given us no information about yourself. In what geographic location do you live? Is there a particular place that you'd like to live instead? Are there p
by jackmaney 13y ago
You've given us no information about yourself. In what geographic location do you live? Is there a particular place that you'd like to live instead? Are there places in which you'd rather not live?
What do you want to do? You might be leaning towards web development, but that's not clear, since you asked for a "language/web framework". Languages and web frameworks are not the same things. But, let's assume for the moment that you want to go into web dev. Do you want to stick to the front end or back end? Or both? If both, do you like the idea of sticking to one primary language throughout the web stack, or does that not concern you?
And if you don't want to go into web development per se, then what do you want to do? Maintaining legacy applications (not necessarily "cool", but there can be a lot of money in it)? Machine learning? Working on distributed systems? Embedded systems? Game programming? Sysadmin? BOFH?
Try to put yourself in our shoes for a moment, and think about how woefully incomplete your question is.
- wmkn 13y agoFunny you are being downmodded - because what you are saying is completely true. In this thread I see quite a lot of recommendations to learn C++. However, C++ just isn't in very high demand outside of certain geographical area or development niches. I have been looking around for a new job in the Netherlands, but the amount of jobs available in C++ development is tiny compared to jobs in languages such as C#/Java/PHP.