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I think most Rails developers I know are also full-time designers, JavaScripters, database admins (SQL and NoSQL), server admins, IT people, project managers, f
by jarin 15y ago
I think most Rails developers I know are also full-time designers, JavaScripters, database admins (SQL and NoSQL), server admins, IT people, project managers, forum posters, Stack Overflow answerers, social media gurus, SEO/SEM experts, and salespeople.
It just sort of comes with the territory that being a good Rails developer means being a polymath.
- awj 15y agoYeah, as a Rails developer I seriously doubt any of us are full time any of those things. I've met people that actually do full time JavaScript dev and DB admin, the knowledge difference between us is staggering. Rails developers need to wear lots of hats to get their jobs done. They need to be "good enough" at each of those. That, in itself, is a difficult enough task. You don't need to go trying to claim they do full time level work for six different jobs.