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This is new. Is it me, or does Django seem to be picking up steam (vs Rails et al)? Don't remember seeing calls for Django developers before.
by shadowsun7 16y ago
This is new. Is it me, or does Django seem to be picking up steam (vs Rails et al)? Don't remember seeing calls for Django developers before.
- carbon8 16y agoIt looks like it's mostly just that the job market is getting better overall; there are more jobs across the board. For example, about 9 months ago I looked up the number of jobs for PHP, Rails and Django on various job sites http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=805931 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=805931 Here are the old and current numbers compared: SimplyHired - PHP: 10726 to 15993, Rails: 2553 to 3823, Django: 328 to 926 Startuply - PHP: 280 to 488, Rails: 121 to 230, Django: 35 to 66 StartUpHire - PHP: 458 to 549, Rails: 119 to 152, Django: 9 to 25
- simonw 16y agohttp://djangogigs.com/ http://djangogigs.com/ has new jobs showing up every few days, despite being an ultra-niche site. My experience is that the Django job market has been very healthy for several years now.
- pistoriusp 16y agoI've been a full time Django developer for two years now.