All right, so let's get into it straight away.

The first language that I think you should learn is Java.

Java is a classic and its white leaves by lots of different company.

Even if Jarvis popularity has been decreasing, it's likely in the last couple of years it is still in the talk off the demands hierarchy.

In 2019 John is a language that can run on pretty much any machine, and it's a great foundation language to get started with.

The second programming language that I should think you'd learn in 2019 is Python Python.

It's a great language that I personally, really enjoy using, and if you are interested in working in the area of a I, then Python is an absolute fundamental Python is also fairly popular for back in development, So if that is an area that you want to get into that, I think it's a great choice.

Since it's relatively recent increase in popularity, it is in high demand.

Right now, there are lots of job opportunity he's for Python developers, The third language that I would suggest that you learned in 2019 JavaScript Java script along with HTML.

CSS is basically the Web developers space tool kit.

So if you want to get into Web development, I highly suggest learning job.

And in Web development, the job opportunities are great, and this platforms, like reactivated were just get better.

Better.

My best guess is that the demand for Java script it'll versus only going to increase now.

Like I said at the start, I have 1/4 recommendation that is a bit of an obscure language, but the three previously mentioned languages are my most solid recommendations because they have all been in the top off popularity among both developers and companies for the last several years.

So you really cannot go wrong with those.

So my fourth recommendation is Dart, which is a programming language developed by Google.

As far as I understand it, it's pretty much only used internally by Google and its employees.

However, as you may or may not know, Google just launched the first version cross platform framework for mobile development, Cold flubber.

And, as you may have guessed by now, the language that they chose to use in this framework is the dog's programming language.

So if you're looking for a job, move all development than learning dark and how the flutter framework works, it's likely to be something that will make you stand out of it.

Plus, learning something that is relatively new, like this will help company see that you actually enjoy programming, enjoy learning new things and that you keep up with the new things that are coming out of your technologies.

Also, if you're a lone developer and want to build on that, maintaining to code basis can be quite the struggle.

But if you're right and flutter, then you only after maintain one code base.

And that will increase the rate at which you're able toe, push out new updates and generally managed the app.

There are other frameworks that worked really well, too, like reactivated, but in my opinion, the workflow and flutter is super fast.

It makes my personal development poses really fast, and that is why I recommend that you get into learning darks and flutter in your spare time.

All right, so that's it.

I hope you got something out of this video, and if you like it, please give it a like And if there's anything that you would like for me to make you on in the future than leave a comment and maybe I will.