Never learn a similar programming language. Pick one that ...

[arpanmukherjee]

That is the best advice out there. Personally I have become much better at programming / designing code each time I learnt a completely different kind of language. This is true for even frameworks and sometimes even some libraries. For example:

1. Java - Classical OOP, standard design patterns
2. Spring - Beauty of IoC and DI
3. Hibernate - Data mapper ORM
4. Python - Being comfortable with dynamic types and its possibilities
5. Django - MVC in general, convention over config, AR style ORM
6. JavaScript - Challenged everything I knew about programming, right from variable scoping. Took away soft Functional Programming concepts. Prototypal Inheritance.
7. NodeJS - Async Non Blocking I/O
8. React - Reactive Programming, UI=F(state). Virtual DOM etc.
9. Redux - State Machines to control application state.
10. C - low level memory, dumbed down view of a CPU
11. Golang - Communicating via Shared Mem vs Sharing memory by communicating (channels). Concurrency is not Parallelism (Rob Pike OP).

[matrixtoogood]

Nice. What do you think about Scala for data pipelines?

[iajaydandge]

I believe every programming language atleast something new to learn. So, trying to learn them one by one. It's kinda my hobby.

[ranit-biswas]

So how much have you covered in Rust? Exactly where are you at right now (in rust learning path)?

[FifthArima]

Pick erlang and f up your way of thinking . Towards the end, you’ll be grateful you tried this . New Milestone unlock moment ! 😊

[shashankmishra]

Can you please what are the totally opposite language one should pick
Example i have worked only in python, what should i pick? Golang?

[bilalshaikh]

Great Advice.

i started my programming journey in 11th learned basic C, like just basic programming concepts loops, conditionals. Then started learning web dev html, css and javascript spent a lot of time learning Js backend, frontend. then learned solidity did some blockchain development also went to EthIndia 2023.

now i am in college 1st year started learning C again to understand computer in depth, when i first started learning C many concepts didnt make any sense now i am easily able to understand it.
now after C will start C++ to understand oops.
maybe rust for the hype. or haskell.

so my advice as a newbie to a newbie will be to start from high level languages like JS or python then go to low level languages because it will be easier to understand the concepts.

[shrikantpande]

Hi arpit can you create a course for designing data pipelines? I had an interview with google for data engineer position and i was noy able to come up with a good design.. if a course playlist is not possible then perhaps can you list a few resources for learning the same?

[drac]

Can you let me know what projects should we build to showcase our skills. Like dont make the tutorial or video.
Just tell me requirements what you want.

[surendranathareddyt]

Dont keep text on video bro, its disturbing eyes.