Build an application in Clojure and in C/C++. IMO you should try a functional language (doesn't have to be clojure) and a lower level language. It could be a clojure webapp and a C++ opengl game... doesn't matter.
I wouldn't worry about specializing just yet, just keep doing what you're doing, just up your difficulty level. Already you've done more than 50% of the programmers in the market (most know one language, like Java or C#).
Comments
Great work!
I have two suggestions:
Build an application in Clojure and in C/C++. IMO you should try a functional language (doesn't have to be clojure) and a lower level language. It could be a clojure webapp and a C++ opengl game... doesn't matter.
Here's something to get you started: http://nehe.gamedev.net/tutorial/lessons_01__05/22004/
I wouldn't worry about specializing just yet, just keep doing what you're doing, just up your difficulty level. Already you've done more than 50% of the programmers in the market (most know one language, like Java or C#).