davidcarew19
- Feb 14, 2020
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What web development language should I learn in 2020?

I am an old school, old guy. The traditional JavaScript-CSS-HTML base technologies are good enough for the simple things that I do. One can never go wrong by first learning the fundamental technology, and then adding tools and frameworks and other “superchargers” from a position of knowing a bit.

I have to say that there appears to be a wealth of value-add in the JavaScript space… Node, for example, is enough of its own ecology to bid fair for a role as the fundamental technology, relegating JavaScript to being a bit of glue and integration tool.

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