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Are you sure re: CI/CD? I was looking around the job market recently, and every role was interested in my experience in it, since they were using it too. To be
by sk0g 6y ago
Are you sure re: CI/CD? I was looking around the job market recently, and every role was interested in my experience in it, since they were using it too. To be honest, that could be self-selecting, as my resume likely attracts companies similar to ones I have worked at. I still do hear about microservices, CI/CD a whole lot in job descriptions etc, but whether they are already practicing it (well), is another question...
I was going to suggest TinyGo! I mainly work on a backend system, so I guess we have different priorities and needs. The embedded work I have done has all been C/ ASM, though it could be fun to revisit with Go.
- pjmlp 6y agoI still get to work on customers whose process is to compile on the IDE and manually copy a zip file into whatever environment they need to deploy. Companies whose main business is not selling software don't care much about whatever are best practices in software engineering.
- sfkdjf9j3j 6y agoIn terms of sheer numbers, I would guess that at least a plurality of websites are running old versions of PHP and are released via FTP. But I don't think that's really meaningful or interesting to worry about, since those services aren't even considering the tooling decisions we're talking about.