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You want to stay relevant as a software developer for the next 10 years?

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This tweet made me remember my own pondering of the exact same question and how hard it is to guess what is going to be relevant in the future. A lot of people answer that by saying that you have to always learn but the question is not "Should I learn?" but "What I should learn?". Unfortunately, no one can predict the future. I would even say that the question itself is flawed. I'm reading Farnam Street blog for some time already and one of the last posts goes deeper into this problem: What’s Staying the Same ? If you start looking for things that are likely to stay the same you will find a lot of things that are worth learning and they should be relevant a lot longer than the newest fad. More to read: Lindy effect Algorithms to Live By

Futurism or Future? Predictions about JavaScript.

Will JavaScript will be next Java? http://www.richardrodger.com/2011/04/05/the-javascript-disruption/ In my opinion it looks similar to what made Java the most popular language, lately I read also about JavaScript as most promising language for future (but can't find it now).