Ask HN: Which programming languages(s) should I focus on to get a job?
- I live in a non-tech hub area, I might consider moving to a tech-hub later.
- Most boot camps teach Ruby on Rails, and I know one teaches Javascript in the backend. But there are no major boot camps around here, which leads me to believe hipster languages like Ruby and Node aren't as widely used among employers here. Plus I don't know how long these languages are going to stick around for.
- Java seems to have the most jobs available.
- I'm interested in web development. There's a small chance I might consider pursuing my own startup. But if I make enough as an employee I might refrain from doing that.
- Most boot camps teach Ruby on Rails, and I know one teaches Javascript in the backend. But there are no major boot camps around here, which leads me to believe hipster languages like Ruby and Node aren't as widely used among employers here. Plus I don't know how long these languages are going to stick around for.
- Java seems to have the most jobs available.
- I'm interested in web development. There's a small chance I might consider pursuing my own startup. But if I make enough as an employee I might refrain from doing that.