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> When I look at the job market in my region of Denmark, almost every job is for JAVA, C# or PHP. No-one is hiring for Rust, graphql, go or any of the other hip
by simongray 7y ago
> When I look at the job market in my region of Denmark, almost every job is for JAVA, C# or PHP. No-one is hiring for Rust, graphql, go or any of the other hipster languages / frameworks.
Udviklings- og Forenklingsstyrelsen has a huge project written in Clojure, ClojureScript and R and they're hiring all the time.
- briajens 7y agoDepends on what boards you look on. In the startup scene there are a lot of Go, elixir and Ruby on Rails jobs. A lot of founders, myself included are trying to get people with these new competences Ps: I also want To find a Dane who knows vue + tailwind. Impossible to dig up so please go learn ;-)
- AlchemistCamp 7y agoSounds like if you built a startup using something more interesting, it could be a substantial hiring advantage.
- moksly 7y agoI live in region midt, I know the Copenhagen region has a lot of exciting languages and techs available, but out here everyone is terrible conservative. I mean, JAVA is popular but there wasn’t a single kotlin job in 2019.