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Stanislav Tarasenko2014-11-18 15:08:27
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Stanislav Tarasenko, 2014-11-18 15:08:27

What to learn after PHP?

Hello!
I am a programmer with over 3 years of development experience. I write in php. But lately I've been wondering what to study next? Where is technology heading?
Not many options:

  1. JavaScript
  2. Java
  3. C++

I understand that these are all different directions, but maybe someone also had such a choice.
PS I don't want to leave web development, but more and more often I see vacancies in large companies for Java and C ++ and less and less for PHP.
UPD. Comments are welcome.

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Valery, 2014-11-18
@STarasenko

I would probably start learning JavaScript all the same.
And then Java and C++

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Alex, 2014-11-18
@shoomyst

If you want to develop as a programmer, the first thing worth reading is the basics of algorithmization, which lay the foundation for the developer, which, apparently, you don’t have: since many people think that no one needs it today. Languages ​​are secondary: Js/Python/Ruby/Java/Go/Rust - if you have time, you can each look at the language for 2-4 weeks.

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alex_dm, 2014-11-27
@alex_dm

I would advise learning English. With this knowledge, you will open up new horizons both in further study and in the use of PHP.

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Alexey Lebedev, 2014-11-18
@swanrnd

There are 2 options:
1) become a cool server developer, this is HighLoad, specific functions. This is the development of PHP and other server-side languages ​​and nuances.
2) become a manager, lead developer, technical director. It is to take more technologies, analyze them, choose the best solution to the problem.

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Alexander, 2014-11-18
Madzhugin @Suntechnic

JavaScript

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Melkij, 2014-11-18
@melkij

The modern web is impossible without JavaScript. Regardless of the backend.

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Alexsey, 2014-11-18
@Ernesto

JavaScript + AngularJS + Ruby on Rails = Profit!!!!

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Alexander Kubintsev, 2014-11-18
@akubintsev

Depends on where you're aiming.
If it is to expand the development tools, then who are you a back-end or front-end developer?
If the first, then it is purely individual, but personally I would prefer Go or Java. RoR or Python - the same php eggs, profile view.
If you want to specialize in front-end, then there are no alternatives to JavaScript.

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Arthur, 2014-11-18
@arturka_v_10

JavaScript

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