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Re: Which is batter for my future?
In my experience, the answer to your question (original post) is basically this:
Learn the principles, and then choose the best tool for the job.
Java is great for web application development. .Net is Microsoft's answer to Java. JSP/ASP let's you write web pages that also include code for more complex web pages and applications. Javascript is a scripting language which can either make things easy or quite hard. PHP is a scripting language for web development. Any Web 2.0 stuff is going to (largely) require some Javascript knowledge...
I would say pick a starting point, learn the principles, and then be able to branch out to other languages and toolkits. My recommendation would be: start with HTML, Javascript and styles. Once you want to get into programming more for complex web applications, start with one (say, Java or JSP), and then try the others to see how they do the same things.
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