Yeah, every time I job hunt it’s 10x the enterprise Java opportunities (don’t really want those) versus Ruby, Go, and even native mobile. I don’t have .net in m

Yeah, every time I job hunt it’s 10x the enterprise Java opportunities (don’t really want those) versus Ruby, Go, and even native mobile. I don’t have .net in my work history but gather it’s similar for that. Between them they’re a huge percentage of all software dev jobs, writing boring bigco software for bad-for-FAANG-but-good-for-everywhere-else pay. [edit] oh and the small/startup space is overwhelmingly Node + some front end framework + a bunch of cloud shit they probably don’t need and have mis-used and mis-configured. Take out Node, .net, and Java and hell, the next biggest segment I see is probably low-paid PHP (Wordpress mostly) work followed distantly by Ruby (mostly Rails, ugh), Python, and native mobile. Go, Rust, Haskell, Clojure, all that, rare as can be.