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I wonder if Golang might be an option for you? It's seen huge surge in use, and is more "modern" so might be more likely to be used by company that understands
by joelhooks 11y ago
I wonder if Golang might be an option for you? It's seen huge surge in use, and is more "modern" so might be more likely to be used by company that understands benefits of remote.
- percept 11y agoThis might be a good way to Go--many job posts are (understandably) oriented toward systems development and prefer C/C++ experience.
- inlineint 11y agoYes, I've thought about it. I doubt do they hire me if I read "The Go programming language book" and say that I have C/C++ experience? Or it is necessary to spend a lot of time learning Go and contributing to open source projects just to get hired anywhere? Do Go jobs nowtimes actually require just general programming experience assuming that Go could be learned in first days of working?
- swah 11y agoI think so. Unless you're writing code for rockets and medical devices I'd say fake until you make it... or we can call it "on-the-job training".