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And that no one knows it. Unless you're prepared to do all the coding yourself or pay top dollar to recruit it's best to avoid exotic languages.
by nprateem 4y ago
And that no one knows it. Unless you're prepared to do all the coding yourself or pay top dollar to recruit it's best to avoid exotic languages.
- eterps 4y agoI don't necessarily disagree with that sentiment, but you can also attract very good developers when you don't avoid exotic languages.
- ramchip 4y agoThat's a bit of an oversimplification. If you're OK with remote, it's not hard to find Elixir devs. You can also start with just one or two senior people, and for the rest hire people with web experience (or whatever else is useful) in other languages. There was a company hiring lots of Elixir devs that actually hired straight from bootcamps - I forgot the name unfortunately, they had an interview on the Elixir blog or Adopting Elixir book or somewhere like that...