What&#x27;s up everybody?<p>I suppose threads like this come twice a day but I only found dated and less relevant content through search.<p>Would definitely appreciate your thoughts if you could spare a few mins to me.<p>Here&#x27;s the situation - me, a 27 year old, BSc and MSc in Entrepreneurship, tech savvy guy, just recently started to learn to do some dev stuff.<p>So what got me started is the &#x27;android development for beginners&#x27; course at Udacity. 
So I have been going through stuff like XML and now focusing on HTML&#x2F;CSS, which should always be handy for basic webpages. So next step for android dev is to learn some java of course.<p>My goal is to get solid skills at web dev (full-stack), but not like aim to &#x27;master&#x27; it. 
Plus, that I would like to become a good android dev.<p>Currently I am going to approach this by learning the HTML&#x2F;CSS&#x2F;JavaScript thing for front end and Ruby&#x2F;Rails for back end. Learn Java as my main&#x2F;core programming language.<p>So questions:<p>1. How does my &#x27;roadmap&#x27; sound to you, would you recommend something different about how to go into webdev (perhaps Python&#x2F;Django?)<p>2. Is javascript as the programming element of a webpage being replaced? Or should I learn it plus libraries like jQuery?<p>3. Is it feasible for someone that doesn&#x27;t intend to become a full-time programmer to get good at more than one core programming language like Python, Java, C, etc. Or are they so different that it&#x27;s best to get good at one than mediocre at multiple?<p>4. What would you share as tips for learning more about CS (I would love to get a good grasp of it).<p>Thanks so much for reading!
And please pitch in, even if it&#x27;s a sentence!<p>All best,<p>Deyan
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