Python (enough to write a small GAE app)

Ruby (enough to write a small rails app and read others ruby code, which is itself worth while!)

Obj-C (enough to know whats going on and read it, but the frameworks are HUGE, so thats about as far as I got. I did have a Obj-C iphone app in the appstore, but ported it to MonoTouch recently)

PHP (bbc.co.uk homepage, baby!)

Does CSS (enough to do some basic stuff) and HTML (same) count? I knew it before, but not enough to DO anything. Same with JS.

pl/pgsql or whatever postgresql's stored proc language is called. Enough to port an AfterMail-sized app to PG. Makes T-SQL look like a load of crap (which is it, really), tho has it's limitations too.

Obj-C is the one I got really hung up on. Memory management is something I dont EVER want to do again, and with MonoTouch, there was always a better way to do it, so I resisted and resisted. I can read it, but I dont enjoy writing it at all.

5 - or 7 - Not bad for 2.5 years....

In my bucket for the near future: Silverlight/XAML. Not done any at all. And actually USE the ones above, esp Python/Java for GAE and MonoTouch (CocoaTouch + c#) for iphone. Preferably together.

;-)

Kirk