Should I branch out? (Programming)

[Seekehr]

I'm interested in C++ and learning how to reverse engineer and stuff, but I'm not sure if it's worth learning because I want to earn money from freelancing while coding and the skill doesn't seem very monetizable. Currently I'm struggling to find jobs from web development, I've thought of branching out to mobile development (React Native) but I'm not sure what to do

My portfolio is @ seekehr dot github dot io

 

[satyr85]

Small programming gigs nearly dont exist anymore. Stuff I get paid for few years ago now can be done with AI.

Coding skills are hot if you are really good at what you do.

 

[zipdrive984]

I'm interested in C++ and learning how to reverse engineer and stuff, but I'm not sure if it's worth learning because I want to earn money from freelancing while coding and the skill doesn't seem very monetizable. Currently I'm struggling to find jobs from web development, I've thought of branching out to mobile development (React Native) but I'm not sure what to do

My portfolio is @ seekehr dot github dot io

C++ is a language that requires dedication, some other languages you can browse through and easily grasp using your memory.

 

[Seekehr]

Small programming gigs nearly dont exist anymore. Stuff I get paid for few years ago now can be done with AI.

Coding skills are hot if you are really good at what you do.

Yeah exactly man. That's why I don't know if I should branch out. Tbh Im getting dragged down by sunk cost fallacy too, Ive spent too much time learning React or Golang to want to switch to something else now

C++ is a language that requires dedication, some other languages you can browse through and easily grasp using your memory.

Yeah I mean I do grasp all the basics of programming and DSA, but it'll still be a pain to learn. Idk if I have a choice atp though