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When you say "up around 40 jobs", do you keep a historical graph on these stats? It would be an interesting read!
by juhq 11y ago
When you say "up around 40 jobs", do you keep a historical graph on these stats? It would be an interesting read!
- awjr 11y agoI just remember looking into various frameworks at the beginning of the year and trying to evaluate if React was "worth" getting into. I'm very pragmatic about frameworks. Yes, React might be technically better than Angular 2, but it has to be better at putting food on the table. It probably will be. In the meantime, there are a lot of Angular 1 projects that will need migrating to Ang 2.
- airlust 11y agoWill people bother to migrate though? I think they might just stick with what they have and if they do need to upgrade frameworks they may very well steer away from angular altogether.
- awjr 11y agoDepends if they want to keep their devs. Not moving is not an option. You just need to be coding defensively.
- microstash 11y agoIndeed allows you to search for terms historically (like a Google trends for jobs): http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=angularjs%2C+angular%2C+react.js%2C+reactjs%2C+react&l= http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=angularjs%2C+angular%2C+re... React as a term is understandably a bit polluted though.