Same here, I&#x27;m 26. The industry has changed a lot when people realized you could make a shitload of money with the web&#x2F;scripting stuff. Coding schools, open source communities and huge companies <i>love</i> HTML and JavaScript and Python and Ruby for their simplicity. Just take a bunch of people, tell them they could make a lot of money by learning some dead simple languages and there you go. Doesn&#x27;t matter if they write the most disastrous code in the whole universe.<p>Look at Code Academy, for example. They add new programming languages and technologies every now and then, but basically it&#x27;s always the same. Just like their audience. They won&#x27;t add C to that list, because that wouldn&#x27;t work for this average not-nerdy-enough-for-real-programming audience.