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I just read a post by Joan Planas Illas titled “Be proficient in one programming language“. In this post, Joan gives some advice that developers should stick to one programming language, get really good at it, and make a career out of it. He does offer some good points, such as software development not being just about learning programming languages, and how employers actually prefer if a prospective employee is well-versed in the programming language they’re looking for. But for me, those who follow the advice of just mastering one programming language are usually day-coders: those who only think about software development from 9 to 5, nothing else.