Instead of focusing on a particular technology my suggestion is to approach
this the other way around.
Find a real life problem that needs fixing, analyze it and decide what
technology to use, learn it and apply what you have learn.
It does not really matter what language or framework you use, the important
thing is to get down and solve issues for which you get hopefully payed or
contribute to a OSS project.
gabriel
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