Working for an agency I'm pretty lucky that I get exposed to a lot of different technologies. So just keeping up with my job is plenty, I do have a backlog of things I'd love to learn but I'm pretty happy right now just learning whatever the stack of the current project is.
I think the biggest thing is passion, find a language and framework that you love and then focus on learning it really, really well. Despite what I said above I still find myself going back to Ruby for personal projects because I just love it, but I'm doing things with Rails this summer I've never done before so still very much learning.
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Working for an agency I'm pretty lucky that I get exposed to a lot of different technologies. So just keeping up with my job is plenty, I do have a backlog of things I'd love to learn but I'm pretty happy right now just learning whatever the stack of the current project is.
I think the biggest thing is passion, find a language and framework that you love and then focus on learning it really, really well. Despite what I said above I still find myself going back to Ruby for personal projects because I just love it, but I'm doing things with Rails this summer I've never done before so still very much learning.