nightwalkerkg

There is no way Javascript is going away, considering it's in the top 10 most used languages right now. And with tools such as React, Node, Express, Angular, it's actually going to get much more popular. Pretty much right now you can build software using web tech like HTML, CSS, JS. For example desktop apps that are built HTML, CSS, JS and Electron are Atom.io, Brackets, Slack, Visual Studio Code, and so much more. Even the League of Legends client UI is built using these tech.

It really depends on what you want to work on. I would recommend Python, Java or C/C++. Every developer has his own idea why some language is the best, and i personally think that it's wrong to think like that. Simply because there is no best language. They are tools you use to create something. If you learn some OOP languages you can learn new OOP languages really easy and fast, since they are kinda similar. The best thing is to do some research about what are you trying to do and also do some research in you city to see what employers are looking for the most ( if you plan to work as a developer ). http://javarevisited.blogspot.rs/2013/11/java-vs-python-which-programming-laungage-to-learn-first.html#ixzz3YahPWVbF https://www.codementor.io/learn-programming/beginner-programming-language-job-salary-community http://www.inc.com/larry-kim/10-most-popular-programming-languages-today.html

My recommendation is to jump to http://www.freecodecamp.com/ It's a really good website to learn about Front-End (HTML/CSS/JS) and Back-End (Node, Express, MongoDB, APIs) also you can get a certification for what you need and you will work on real projects. They also have a large community that is willing to help.

Give https://www.nylas.com/n1a try. It's really simple, lightweight email client. :D

You should add FreeCodeCamp to General Programming Resources, also i stumbled up on this github : https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome . It has tons of resources.