There is no straight yes/no answer for such questions. Many times it's an individual's opinion. Each language/framework was developed to fill a need at the time and each has its pluses and minuses. But the fact remains that every big company and MNCs have multiple projects and products using mix of various technologies such as Java, Python, C#, JavaScript etc. Each of these technologies have stood the test of time! So as a learner and job seeker, we should start with one language and focus on learning that one technology in depth. Eventually, as we gain more experience, we end up picking up multiple technologies. Fact remains that each of these technologies are used across domains and different businesses, and have widespread adoption.

The employment opportunities for software developers, whether for mobile app or web app development, is very high. There are multiple large companies and startups always looking to hire developers for their ongoing and new projects. In fact, for ongoing projects the requirements for freshers is high because for companies it's the ideal place to put new hires.

Learning skills is a subjective experience. An easy skill can be difficult to learn for another person, it all depends on an individual's aptitude and preferences. Nevertheless, skill learning in software or application development takes dedicated time and effort. Some people prefer working with the UI (frontend), whereas others prefer working with the backend databases and application logic, still others have an aptitude for data analysis. You should try to understand your needs as well as market needs and learn a skill without looking for something easy.

While there is a huge amount of free videos and articles available on the Internet to learn various languages and frameworks, it takes a huge amount of time and effort to stitch it all together. Also, a large number of videos and articles on the Internet are old and un-refreshed, sometimes misleading and wrong. That confuses learners, and learners end up assuming that a particular subject/topic is difficult. With the right support, learning any of the above languages/frameworks becomes very easy. Your struggle to learn a particular programming language depends a lot on your understanding of basic coding concepts. That is why most savvy learners opt for coaching and guidance from industry experts to get over the learning difficulties, understand complex concepts from experts, learn within reasonable time limits and learn effectively.

For a complete beginner, without having any knowledge of any coding, it may take from 3 months to 9 months to master any one area. It depends greatly on your commitment and hard work, but with the right courses, guidance and training, you can be a solid developer in 9 months.

Below are some of the most important requirements to be a good web developer: 1. You should have a good knowledge of HTML and a decent knowledge of CSS. 2. You should be familiar with debugging and testing. 3. You should have a decent understanding of UI/UX. 4. You should have a good knowledge of JavaScript. 5. Most important you should have good observation skills, be adaptive & open to change.

A web developer creates, designs, maintains, and updates websites and web applications. They work on technical and functional implementation of the application, take care of performance aspects through various programming languages, frameworks and tools. Web developers are also responsible for debugging(bug fixing), UI/UX features as well as security and authentication measures. Read more here: Web applications and Websites (jayantvishnu.com)

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