Which programmer path to choose in 2020?

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Safronov_Alexei2020-02-20 17:56:11

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Safronov_Alexei, 2020-02-20 17:56:11

I've been working as a Desktop Developer for 2 years and over time I began to understand that this direction in programming began to disappear. Every year there are fewer and fewer projects for Desktops, and this makes me wonder if I can retrain to another steppe?
I thought about this topic and came to the following conclusions.
Today, there is a demand for creating websites (both just a beautiful front-end and a well-thought-out front-end), for creating a competent and logical script (for example, in python, which can also be used in websites), and of course or mobile development.
So it turns out that now it is worth studying script / front, back-end / mobile development?

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Saboteur, 2020-02-20
@saboteur_kiev

Every year there are fewer and fewer projects for Desktops

No, there are more of them. It's just that the market for web and mobile applications has grown and overtaken the desktop. But in absolute terms, there are many projects everywhere. Another question is in which country.

script/front, back-end/mobile development

You have now listed almost all areas except for the native desktop. Well, if you want to change, try it.
But maybe it makes sense to find a project where your current experience is in demand?

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Magic Code, 2020-02-20
@Panda_Code

As a person who constantly parses hh.ru, I will tell you that the most demand is in the direction of web (front-end, back-end), andriod. Of the languages, the most in demand (by the number of vacancies): JavaScript, Java, PHP, Python.
In principle, this infa has not changed much. here

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#, 2020-02-20
@mindtester

2 years working as Desktop Developer

That's not a lot

I've been thinking about this..

Are the starting points correct? .. - ACAD, 1С, etc on tablet/smart? but consumer goods - yes. and that's okay. and this has its charms beyond any doubt
ps and actually serious coding .. in the same Visual Studio and / or Unity, and yes - in 1C ..)) .. (I'm not a fan, otherwise I would be rich)))
pps even coding for mobile on smart phones and tablets themselves.. possible, but not comfortable