Where is the programmer's way out? What should I do to make a living after I am 35?

One way: manage the route, programmer-project manager-IT manager-department manager. If you have good communication skills and strong leadership skills, this road is very reliable.

Two paths: business route, programmer-demand-business department. 99% of the projects that programmers do are enterprise applications, right? Are you familiar with the business process of the system after writing too much? For example, if you have worked in a banking project for several years and are familiar with the core business processes of the bank, you can do the demand ~ ~ and then switch to business ~ ~ refer to Mr. Ping An's development route.

Three ways: rote learning, programmer-programmer-programmer. You have to make progress as a programmer until you die, right? You have to have your own core competitiveness, right? Ability to solve and analyze problems, experience, etc. You're 35 years old. It's as meaningless as 25 years old, right? People with enough technical experience are very popular at the age of 60. The premise is that you really love programming ~ ~ and you have enough enthusiasm to make continuous progress. Moreover, IT can be done more and more at the bottom: big data processing, algorithm analysis, and it can also be done more and more at the top: system architecture, IT system-level consultants, and consulting. As long as you are skilled enough, age is not a problem.