It's all loosely-typed interpreted languages for the web. You can see the bias in the existence of the "Frameworks" column. This is San Francisco it seems. The

It's all loosely-typed interpreted languages for the web. You can see the bias in the existence of the "Frameworks" column. This is San Francisco it seems. They aren't into making real things like spacecraft, factory robots, aircraft, engine controllers, CNC equipment, and disk drives. Real things tend to require factories, and that doesn't fit the usual get-rich-quick start-up mentality. Heck, they aren't even into making any non-web things. They don't seem to do phone apps, firmware (BIOS, UEFI, etc.), 0-day exploits, regular old desktop applications, ASIC/FPGA/PCB dev tools, compilers, trading software, medical billing software, tax software, and timecard software. From my perspective, there are no jobs in San Francisco. I couldn't stand doing web stuff. I don't see how people can tolerate it.