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Need help deciding what to focus on: Java or Javascript
What can be legal implications of launching my own open source software in competition with my previous employer?Dangling Career with high quit frequency from PHP Developer Jobs - Need helpWhat Maths courses do I need to focus on to have a career in “Big Data” areas?At the end of contracting work (IT/Programming), what steps need to be taken to protect myself from any technical issues company might haveReceived a too-good-to-refuse approach. I'm happy at my job and need help dealing with changeCTO reluctant to help me and other developersShould I Put Useful Java Libraries on my Resume?How can I convince my manager that we need to reduce technical debt?What steps will help me land a job?Is it unprofessional to contact an employee who left for help?
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Currently still a newbie programmer interning at a financial company. Their code base is primarily Java. I'll also have to brush up on databases (MySQL, DB2), and version control systems (VCS I think I'm fine with). However, I never actually built a full-stack web application, and wanted to do so; But It would make more sense to just use javascript to make a project like this.
But If I spend time learning about javascript, I'll fall behind in Java since I'm relatively new in it (I used c++ in school). I will say that I am somewhat familiar with Javascript already because I made a small website with it.
Would it be stupid to learn both simultaneously? It just doesn't seem realistic, and I don't think I'll be using much Java in the future because I want to pivot to a software company, and I believe Java web-app frameworks are becoming archaic, and Javasript is practical and also can scale as well. Thoughts?
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Currently still a newbie programmer interning at a financial company. Their code base is primarily Java. I'll also have to brush up on databases (MySQL, DB2), and version control systems (VCS I think I'm fine with). However, I never actually built a full-stack web application, and wanted to do so; But It would make more sense to just use javascript to make a project like this.
But If I spend time learning about javascript, I'll fall behind in Java since I'm relatively new in it (I used c++ in school). I will say that I am somewhat familiar with Javascript already because I made a small website with it.
Would it be stupid to learn both simultaneously? It just doesn't seem realistic, and I don't think I'll be using much Java in the future because I want to pivot to a software company, and I believe Java web-app frameworks are becoming archaic, and Javasript is practical and also can scale as well. Thoughts?
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Currently still a newbie programmer interning at a financial company. Their code base is primarily Java. I'll also have to brush up on databases (MySQL, DB2), and version control systems (VCS I think I'm fine with). However, I never actually built a full-stack web application, and wanted to do so; But It would make more sense to just use javascript to make a project like this.
But If I spend time learning about javascript, I'll fall behind in Java since I'm relatively new in it (I used c++ in school). I will say that I am somewhat familiar with Javascript already because I made a small website with it.
Would it be stupid to learn both simultaneously? It just doesn't seem realistic, and I don't think I'll be using much Java in the future because I want to pivot to a software company, and I believe Java web-app frameworks are becoming archaic, and Javasript is practical and also can scale as well. Thoughts?
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Currently still a newbie programmer interning at a financial company. Their code base is primarily Java. I'll also have to brush up on databases (MySQL, DB2), and version control systems (VCS I think I'm fine with). However, I never actually built a full-stack web application, and wanted to do so; But It would make more sense to just use javascript to make a project like this.
But If I spend time learning about javascript, I'll fall behind in Java since I'm relatively new in it (I used c++ in school). I will say that I am somewhat familiar with Javascript already because I made a small website with it.
Would it be stupid to learn both simultaneously? It just doesn't seem realistic, and I don't think I'll be using much Java in the future because I want to pivot to a software company, and I believe Java web-app frameworks are becoming archaic, and Javasript is practical and also can scale as well. Thoughts?
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