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When I was contracting full time, a _very_ large portion of my time was paid for in Rails work. Something like 90%. I market myself as a true generalist, basica
by JamesSwift 5y ago
When I was contracting full time, a _very_ large portion of my time was paid for in Rails work. Something like 90%. I market myself as a true generalist, basically a CTO-for-hire, and still the contracts I landed almost always involved Rails in some way.
- ryanmt 5y agoTo me that is sensible in that a strongly opinionated framework is conducive to hiring temporary talent into. Not to disagree with your conclusion just that it seems likely to bias in favor of ruby and rails.
- JamesSwift 5y agoThat wasnt it at all. It was a lack of available talent. So many rails devs have "moved on" and theres a real supply/demand problem in the market in terms of running software vs available devs.