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On 3/8/2012 7:40 PM, Hans Boldt wrote:
I'm not going to make any predictions about what languages are going to
be used 5 or 10 years from now. But if you want to know where things are
now, just look at the job postings.

I'll be happy to make a prediction. PHP is on a steady decline, has been for the last several years. Check TIOBE. You want steady work, learn Java or C, or maybe C++. You want to be current, learn C# or Objective-C. You want to be last year's news, learn PHP or better yet Python. Scripting languages are sooooo 2006. :)



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