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There are literally 10-100 times more clojure jobs in every market I’ve searched than Julia or D jobs. The ecosystem continues to evolve in new and exciting way
by ilikehurdles 8y ago
There are literally 10-100 times more clojure jobs in every market I’ve searched than Julia or D jobs. The ecosystem continues to evolve in new and exciting ways, and third party developer tooling and integrations keep expanding. HN has been bullish on D for at least 10 years going and yet all the _new_ systems programming roles in my city are C++ and a bit of Rust.
- cutler 8y ago"title:Clojure"/United Kingdom at Indeed.co.uk produces 4 Clojure jobs. Go figure.
- ilikehurdles 8y agoI’ve been a software engineer and a backend engineer but I’ve bever been a “clojure engineer”. Why needlessly require the language in the title? Any reference to it anywhere in the body is unambiguously referring to the same programming language. Anyway, using LinkedIn, roughly 70 results in Boston, 30 in Denver, 130 in San Francisco. 867 across the US. I worked for three years with clojure and just chose between two new job offers after a short search, also in clojure. I’m seeing the language get use in microservices in larger, more established orgs that may already have a jvm docker image that their devops supports.