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I've been learning Node.js for the past several months and building all my pet projects exclusively with it. A couple weeks ago I was offered a job, they knew I
by zappo2938 11y ago
I've been learning Node.js for the past several months and building all my pet projects exclusively with it. A couple weeks ago I was offered a job, they knew I was mostly interested in JavaScript, but they dropped one on me in the interview. The condition of me being hired was I had to learn to Golang and would be developing in Go.
I just felt like I was switching rafts midstream if I went that route so I had to say no. When it comes to deciding which is better, being able to find Node.js developers is a huge plus. Also, there is a lot more resources for Node.js which might make development faster in an industry where the first out the gate is often the winner.
- tonyedgecombe 11y agoInteresting, for me the language I use would be near the bottom of the list of priorities in a job search.
- Vendan 11y agoTrue, though, TBH, if a programmer can't say "Sure, I can learn that", I don't want to work beside him.