I wouldn't take it personally. People get hired for all kinds of reasons, and not getting a specific position just means that they didn't think you were the bes

I wouldn't take it personally. People get hired for all kinds of reasons, and not getting a specific position just means that they didn't think you were the best candidate for that position. It certainly doesn't mean you are a bad developer or anything is wrong with you. It could be they were looking for someone more experienced, less experienced, different experience, salary expectations, the job description they gave didn't accurately describe the position they are hiring for, etc... If an employer says they will get back to you and 2 weeks go by, it's worth contacting them and asking if they have made a decision yet. If they say yes and you don't have any clue why they wouldn't have hired you, I don't think it hurts to ask them why not. You might get a BS answer or you might get some good insight. Just keep improving your skills, and keep looking.