Comments by "Ozzy Perez" (@OzzyTheGiant) on "Aaron Jack" channel.

  1. Both Dart and Swift have just as much capability as Kotlin to be used as general purpose languages. The difference is that Kotlin has direct access to Java ecosystem and so it can establish it self farther ahead. Dart's ecosystem is still not robust enough to do back end development (needs better database libraries) and Swift is way too coupled to the Apple ecosystem.
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  2. @@thegreatdad6493 C is going to be your best be for jobs in systems programming or embedded machines, where memory constraints are the worst and you need high performance. You could also use Rust but most existing projects don't leverage it yet.
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  3.  @felipedev0707  if you will be working in the front end space, you SHOULD learn html and css if you want to create UIs that are optimized for your app. You can get by with using C# on the front end (via web assembly) but it's not the best use case at the moment; JS will continue having higher performance just because the browser engines are built for running JS. I'm starting to not like JS myself after years of using it, so I try to use TypeScript instead for better development experience.
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  4. I think that would fall under embedded systems and/or high performance. That's truly the top of that field.
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  5. That's fine and all, just don't do it because it's "trendy."
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