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I start to have less love for technical pride languages and love business backed languages like Ruby more. It also means wide ranges of library, more jobs. Grea
by Existenceblinks 4y ago
I start to have less love for technical pride languages and love business backed languages like Ruby more. It also means wide ranges of library, more jobs. Great or elegant niche languages put me in bad position so far. (Also sick of developer complex)
- cutler 4y agoI'm with you on this as I get older. 'Been fascinated with Clojure for years but now sick of being out in the cold/on the fringe as it hasn't really converted into anything which brings home the bacon so I've turned to Java and Javascript lately. Will even do PHP if necessary if it means more paid work as a solo dev.
- pjmlp 4y agoHence why I embrace the FP stuff that lands on Java, C# and co. It might not be as nice as having the original package, but it is good enough approximation while using boring technology (TM). I leave the cool languages for hobby coding.
- Abishek_Muthian 4y agoI understanding where you're coming at when I use Mastodon and see how RoR has enabled it but at the same time I cannot avoid thinking how much money the poor maintainers can save if it was written in Go or Rust.