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I'd like to know too, but I think I'm going to be disappointed. Currently using dot net core web api with angular or react. I was thinking about trying to pick
by thorin 5y ago
I'd like to know too, but I think I'm going to be disappointed. Currently using dot net core web api with angular or react. I was thinking about trying to pick up django again, is that still likely to be worthwhile? Have done java spring previously. Node/ express didn't seem to have enough batteries included.
- fbrncci 5y agoCan you define 'worthwhile'?
- thorin 5y ago1. Does it offer significant technical advantages e.g. easier to learn/deploy/ more powerful/ quicker? 2. Not sure of it's market share, does it attract many jobs and projects and in which sectors? Thanks
- sp33der89 5y agoWith .NET and React in your toolbelt, you already got easy to deploy, powerful and job market. What else do you want? :P Could always try out F# if you think the grass is greener out there.
- fbrncci 5y agoIf you already are experienced with Node & Java, I doubt it is worthwhile for you. Just keep gaining experience there, I don't see Django overtaking any market anytime soon. It's a niche compared to others, but there is a lot of work in building microservices and API's. As a junior & freelancer, there is no shortage of work for me. Sectors range from API's to pure backend service & DevOps automation. Purely backend jobs.