What programming language (stack) should I learn?

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Are you wondering what programming language or tech stack you should learn to maximize your job prospects? In this video, we dive deep into the data to help you make an informed decision. Instead of relying on personal opinions, we use tools like Stack Overflow Trends, Google Trends, and LinkedIn job searches to identify the most in-demand skills in the tech industry today.
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@mintz347 25 дней назад

if you want learn skills from other country like remote?

@programmer-network 25 дней назад

I'd say that if you are a very entry developer, your best chance today to find a job would be in your region. Maybe 5-10 years ago I would have given a different advice, but today, market is oversaturated and it would be hard for one that's a completely beginner to move somewhere.

@marcwinner567 25 дней назад

@@programmer-network This. Engage in your local community. Network and pray that your new contacts can help land you that sweet entry gig.

@mintz347 24 дня назад

@@programmer-network yes, especially small region everyone go on one stack .big crowd just sucks ..

@programmer-network 24 дня назад

@@mintz347 Stacks are chosen based on business requirements and talent pool in each region. While us developers might prefer one thing over the other, in reality, business dictates the requirements, not vice versa, hence, that's how sadly how it is. E.g. you might live in a region that heavily e.g. uses Java, and that is because universities in that region teach Java, and there's a huge talent pool of Java developers.