What would you like to learn in 2020?

As developers we have to learn new things on a daily basis. It is a being a while since I want to learn something not related to my current work. I'm interested in the idea of learning a new language. I mainly code in JavaScript it could be refreshing to see other syntaxes. I guess it will be my main goal this year.

What is the thing you absolutely want to learn in 2020?

Comments

[Agility CMS]

Check out our article on how Gatsby is a great way to learn React! agilitycms.com/resources/posts/gat...

[Hans]

I want to learn react this year!

[Nick Holmes]

Just from the fun/personal enjoyment side of coding, I'm will try to find some time dig deeper into Max/MSP and learn more about digital signal processing, specifically in relation to audio processing, synthesis, and generative music.

On the work side, there is lots to do in ML and computer vision. I'll be keeping an eye on how WebAssembly adoption progresses (and hope for an opportunity to use Blazor).

Finally, perhaps less about learning and more about application (though, so much is learnt by doing anyway); Functional programming software architectures for enterprise applications.

[Todd Ha]

• I wanna learn backend language like GO, Spring Boot with Kotlin and AWS.

[SamP]

Here is my list:

1. GraphQL
2. Data structures
3. Algorithms
4. And hack the hackerank tests. :)

Already on top of GraphQL.

[ArmideonOkawa]

Learn Python

[Stephen Belovarich]

WebAssembly

[🦁 Yvonnick FRIN]

I still have difficulties to figure out for what I could use it! Any clue?

[Agility CMS]

We list a few reasons on how to WebAssembly in this recent article! Check it out agilitycms.com/resources/posts/top...

[Sahithyan]

Get a smartphone and learn React Native.

[🦁 Yvonnick FRIN]

Good luck 👍

[John Munro]

DevOps is a big key for me along with .Net Core

Plus maybe React or Angular

Been coding in JavaScript/TypeScript/C# for a long time, but never picked a JavaScript framework to develop with.

[🦁 Yvonnick FRIN]

I recommend React but you seems to like Typescript so Angular looks like a good choice for you since it uses it by default 👍

[Steeve]

• Learn and migrate my projects to Vue 3 (new release coming soon)
• Manage my servers through the reverse proxy Traefik (and maybe with Kubernetes to manage scaling... 🤔)
• Create a website with the Hugo framework
• Something a little bit different from my habits: Learn Adobe Illustrator to create Icons and SVG graphics then animate the latter with GreenSock

[🦁 Yvonnick FRIN]

I'm really interested in learning AI too! I already know Photoshop it helps me designing my websites 😄

[Ahmed Rebai]

Graphql, Redux, Ngrx , Aws, Serverless

[🦁 Yvonnick FRIN]

I learned GraphQL this year. It is something that really changed the way I develop frontend apps!

[Ifeanyi Kelvin Ossai]

I want to perfect Vue and Learn Node Js this year.

[🦁 Yvonnick FRIN]

I bet you will love Node.js 👍

[Ngacho]

Python.

Two years ago, I started learning python but stopped because I felt discouraged. This is the year when I want to have that Midas Touch in my hands

[🦁 Yvonnick FRIN]

I didn't choose which language to learn yet. Python seems a good choice by the way!

[Prince-Alarming]

@yvonnickfrin Hmmm, currently in a self taught coding bootcamp. I brushed up my HTML, am learning CSS 3 and decided to take a 30DaysOfJavaScript(am expanding on my limited and outdated knowledge of it - js 1 - 1.2). I'd like to get a good working knowledge of Node.js!

[🦁 Yvonnick FRIN]

I love Node.js ❤️. It is useful for a lot of things. I love making CLIs with it. I wrote article for beginners that want to create their first CLI with Node.js.

[Matt Andrews]

Accessibility
More React
Machine learning with Javascript
So many things!

[🦁 Yvonnick FRIN]

Accessibility is something really important! I recommend following Marcy Sutton who works for Gatsby and is really involved in this subject. She also work on axe-core an accessibility engine to test website and apps 👐

[Matt Andrews]

Thanks for the info!