I'm boring and going to try kotlin and rust. Perhaps some other language too if something comes up till the first.
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TypeScript for me. I've got an interview for a primarily TypeScript position coming up this week so would like to brush up on its quirks.
If the interview doesn't go well, then I'll probably switch to Go, though. I've been really enjoying Go for hobby programming.
Rust again, more than likely. I enjoyed using it last time, and want more practice
Been doing Ruby the last few years, since it's what I use most at work.
Might try for some C# as well though.
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