No worries, thanks for responding. I&#x27;m in a pretty similar position to you although I haven&#x27;t yet reached the 3 year mark, more like 2. I also tend to have ADHD with my hobby projects that I do on the side. There&#x27;s this open source project based on Rust that I want to contribute to on my spare time (I&#x27;ve already looked at Android and made an app, but for some reason I&#x27;m not compelled to pursue mobile development professionally) and of course I&#x27;ve already told you about NodeJS.<p>Easier said than done, but I&#x27;d advise to just stick with the web dev right now and focus on the other stuff later (if ever). Web apps are increasingly standing in for native mobile apps (that&#x27;s partly why I gave up on Android) and Rust hasn&#x27;t really reached a level where it&#x27;s lucrative for professionals. Just be pragmatic and catch up on your web stuff right now (like I am right now) and once you think you&#x27;ve covered your bases then you can focus on the &quot;for fun&quot; stuff (Rust - although it would be awesome if someone could prove me wrong).