Sorry to hear that. In general web development (Rails, HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP) is always in demand and you should be able to find something quickly, but it

Sorry to hear that. In general web development (Rails, HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP) is always in demand and you should be able to find something quickly, but it really depends on where you are located. Look at possible employers in your area and check out what skills they are looking for. Don't be discouraged by "x years of experience" as long as it's nothing too specialized as raytracing or compiler construction. Get familiar with the tools/languages in 1 or 2 little projects and apply. Good luck! :)