Thank you. Some really good points to think about.
However, wouldn't all this mean that one is not sure of what he/she wants to do? Shouldn't you just stick to a couple of languages and become very very good at it?
However, wouldn't all this mean that one is not sure of what he/she wants to do? Shouldn't you just stick to a couple of languages and become very very good at it?
The big scripting languages were Perl, Tcl and, a little bit, Python, but it wasn't terribly popular either.
That was only about 13/14 years ago, and the landscape is completely different now. This is an industry where things change, unless you go to work for a bank or something and spend 30 years doing Cobol.