what to learn next?

I like to consider myself a workaholic, i run a website, devfile.com and ive learned alot about php and mysql doing so. I got afew options as what to do now.
Im really out of ideas with my website so im gonna put that to the background.
Tell me what you think would be worth learning or doing.

Javascript
learning to Design
Programming something in php
anything really...

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Design is relative. You can't really learn design but you can learn techniques and other aspects of it. I would go for the code base and use that to work on visuals as well.

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Are you familiar with XHTML and CSS? Learning to hand code your own sites without a WYSIWYG editor is a really great thing to know. XHTML is super easy, but you need to enter CSS with the right frame of mind, you can accomplish any same design a hundred different ways.

JavaScript is a really handy tool that can be implemented to any website, but really the choice is up to you, all of the things you listed would be great to expand your knowledge and or learn. But if you don't know XHTML/CSS I would definitely recommend starting there.

JavaScript can do some cool things, but you need to be familiar with Accessibility before you can go too far with it, though. Take a look at my site with JavaScript enabled and JavaScript disabled. Particularly, look at my navigation and my portfolio. Without some thinking and workarounds, both of those things would only work correctly if JavaScript was enabled.

That be true, so in short...learn everything really well...then make lots of money...lol

heh, yea.

I gave javascript a quick shot, and i realized that theres alot missing from my knowlege of php, so i think im gonna brush up on that first.

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PHP is important...that would be a good choice.

Yeah, PHP is more important, but there are a few things you should know in JavaScript.

This tutorial on Unobtrusive JavaScript not only shows you the proper way JavaScript should be implemented in a page, but it gives you a great little script for popups that comply with XHTML strict.

If you use JavaScript, always link to it using the <script> tag.