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> It’s one of the best working experiences I’ve ever had in two decades of programming Out of curiosity, could you share in which domains and languages you hav

> It’s one of the best working experiences I’ve ever had in two decades of programming Out of curiosity, could you share in which domains and languages you have worked in the past? Thanks!

devjab 3y ago
Powershell for AD work. Java, C#, PHP for general purpose programming (it’s been 10 years since I used Java though). Python (I actually like that) for a lot of different things. C and C++ for embedded and high performance tasks for solar plant data, with a few projects in Rust before we decided to just keep on trucking. I’ve done a few projects in golang, love it but it has no adoption in my part of the world. But for the things that I prefer Typescript for its mainly fair to compare it to C#, PHP and Python. Java was a terrible experience, but we’re talking back in the JSP and beans days and I’m pretty sure that’s not a fair comparison. I don’t mind Python, but as you can imagine it has many of the same issues JavaScript does and you’re likely still going to be writing JavaScript so it’s sort of… well. I also don’t mind C for web, but what I’ve worked with it for has been so radically different from that. And C has the disadvantage of being something you can’t expect a lot of “generalist” web developers to do on the fly. So it could be very hard to hire for.