You don't want the Javascript jobs. Rails is no longer bleeding-edge, but it is quite productive still and there will be gigs to come for another decade of hel

You don't want the Javascript jobs. Rails is no longer bleeding-edge, but it is quite productive still and there will be gigs to come for another decade of helping do long-term support and maintenance on all the Rails stuff that sprang up in the last cycle. Node/JS is probably going to die off in the face of better tech like Elixir and Elm.