What server-side programming language is more promising to learn at the moment?

Question

Programming

So that without problems you can get a job as a junior and then in the future salary from 90 tr (Moscow)

Answer 1

Your appetites are not frail, 90 thousand for lack of experience

Answer 2

Junior with salary from 90t.r.? Bold. So fat that other factors than the choice of technology already influence here. That is, if you are zero and they take you for that kind of money, then you are trained or the project is very fat. And on what the project, on PHP or on .NET, does not play much role anymore.
But in general, you can just take stickers, write technology on each, put it in a circle and throw something in and watch where it falls.
UPDATED
Well, again, taking into account the fact that you want from 90K already when you are not zero, then again. Leaves, circle, throw up and watch where it flies. You can get from 90K even in PHP, even in Java. The question is only in your development. More coding, more experience, more skills - it's easier to talk about salary increase. And if you think that you have chosen the wrong path, switching to another language will be relatively easy for you, since most of the technology stack (DBMS, SQL, NOSQL, basic principles) will be transferred almost unchanged.

Answer 3

For such money to a junior? Probably only Java.
And more promising is all sorts of server-side javascripts, pythons, ruby, rocks. There are vacancies, the languages ​​are quite easy (except for the rock). Only in the appendage you need to know a bunch of other technologies: SQL and nosql databases, version control systems, automatic testing, assembly, deployment; be able to do asynchronous programming, know the frontend a bit, etc.

Answer 4

1. Learn javascript
2. Start a startup
3. Startup takes off
4. ...
5. PROFIT!!1 Your salary is $90k