Wich programming language could be interesting to learn with Go ?

<p>Hello everyone, I started to learn basics of Go by myself, the thing is in my area Golang is not in high demand, so meanwhile i thought maybe i should learn another interesting language, maybe a language that it can help to understand Go better or maybe a language who can complete it? (don&#39;t throw stones on me) The basic idea is I really want to learn Go on long term but meanwhile a man&#39;s gotta eat. I like both web development and software development just help me to understand more Thank you in advance</p> <hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>ui7_uy8: <pre><p>C and Javascript.</p> <p><a href="https://golang.org/misc/cgo/" rel="nofollow">https://golang.org/misc/cgo/</a></p></pre>jackmott2: <pre><p>yeah if you want to eat that is a good combo.</p></pre>notyetawizard: <pre><p>Go is the best language to learn on route to learning Go. If you&#39;ve written in anything else before, it shouldn&#39;t take you any more than a week to be competent. </p> <p>Aside from that, just pick a language you can get a job in, and don&#39;t worry about it&#39;s similarities to Go.</p></pre>kkirsche: <pre><p>Not in terms of style, constructs or most of the actual language but function names align pretty closely to python </p></pre>ramius345: <pre><p>I would argue that Go is a very popular language. Many highly visible tools like Docker and Kubernetes are written in Go. If you are interested in learning systems programming Go is a great language to learn.</p></pre>pobbly: <pre><p>You&#39;ll always get work with javascript, for better or worse.</p></pre>__snake_likeGopher: <pre><p>I would say python. There are some differences obviously but they are both good tools to have under your belt.</p></pre>bigpigfoot: <pre><p>nodejs and python are the most common web development language alternatives.</p> <p>learn a framework like expressjs or django. </p> <p>ruby and ruby on rails are your alternative to python and django.</p> <p>personally i think node is easier because if you build your own frontend it is still just javascript. your tools are more or less the same.</p></pre>cornosoft: <pre><p>Thank you guys for your answers, it&#39;s very helpful! I may have choice (for a project) between C++/C# and Java or C++/C# and Python or JavaScript and Node.js. I&#39;m sure go is a better alternative on each project but people on my area don&#39;t know the language yet</p></pre>