Should Developers Learn Multiple Programming Languages?

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[framepointer]

Congrats on 200k! Ruby fans are furious.

[muffinman]

Congrats on hitting the 200k mark. Best Dev teacher ever.👨🏻‍🏫

[abirpaul]

hey !! anyone who is seeing this man's advises are gold

[Javx]

I’d suggest to follow:
-learn linux basics commands and git
-cloud frameworks (aws, google cloud, azure)
-then learn any programming and frameworks

[mrlloyd]

my take: it's great to learn multiple programming languages...it'll help develop your software engineering skills, problem solving skills and equip you with multiple tools to tackle different challenges you will encounter in your career. But employers honestly abuse this fact and expect you to know every-fucking-thing! I am a full stack developer focusing on MERN + Golang and I recently applied for a 'front end react developer role' but I got disqualified after failing their python technical interview! FFS!

[erikpaulsen]

It is important to have a professional understanding of the primary skillset. Baking a cake is not about grilling meat even though both are food for sale. Be really good at something first and then branch out.

[coquibunny]

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[LoftwahTheBeatsmiff]

I prefer to learn concepts because the technology and tooling I use tends to change faster than my ability to master any of them.

[shoshanamofaz]

If it helps Dell has me using Java for the back end and Typescript for the client side. You have to use what they say

[Soulis]

Now you can make a full Ruby course as a 200k celebration hahahaha

[oualid]

I think a good developer should be familiar with different programming paradigms.

[imbogdan]

should I learn English to get the perfect lvl in it. Im Russian. And I think that i've got advanced lvl in it. And i wonder should I increase my English till Fluent. It seems to me I've no accent, I've talled a lot to English man from Britannia and he likes the way I speak now. Presently I try to read a lot, for example, about two hours every day of fiction

[leloupdessteppes]

I’m currently learning JavaScript right now. I feel interested to learn Python as well. Should I wait to become proficient in JavaScript before I decide to touch Python or can I learn both in the same time ?

[markomeje]

Sir, what do you have to say to someone that's got some experience in wed dev and is considering learning Ruby?

[jovictor]

200k ? probably 98 percent of them are dead by now given his advanced age 169 years ...jokes aside give me 200 k comments if I am wrong.