I have started off from Java 15 years back. Still writing code in java and would continue to do so ... I do love typescript and Node though .. I like Python as well. But why Java ? Badass resilient features - keep on bouncing back .. version 4, 7, 8 11 are few which kept it rollin Ever growing strongest developer community - You get plenty of tips & experiences from Open src & enterprise support - Once Sun was driving it, then Oracle did, so did IBM and now Red Hat. There has always been one key organization which drives java ecosystem "up"

One liners that I have had difficulty in learning over multiple years : You have learnt something truly only if you could teach it to others in easiest possible way There is always further depth to explore, experts & novice alike If you are not helping others, you are yet to learn more It is not easy to think out-of-box all the time Discipline plays a major role in finishing projects on time Reading code is as important as writing one. Spend equal time reviewing it Developer advocates are not always pragmatic. Do not follow them blindly How-to articles and trainings do not add to your tech-stack Never run away from fixing load / performance issues. This is where you would really learn something which you may never forget You are not God. You can't fix everything every single time. Learn from others

Java Python Javascript C++ (not writing programs anymore) C (no hands-on since college days) Shell script

java python javascript

I am a seasoned programmer, works in big MNC as a tech lead but by heart I am a programmer and I often hear people say that I am a "quick learner"

RxJava, NodeJS

Reactive Programming (RxJava), NodeJs, Spring 5