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Postgres is certainly the top of the list (and has been for a decade). Outside of that I think there are a few ways you can split boring. * Reliable + Around
by bnchrch 3y ago
Postgres is certainly the top of the list (and has been for a decade).
Outside of that I think there are a few ways you can split boring.
* Reliable + Around forever -> Erlang. (But its different enough from what most know that you may not find it boring to learn)
* Reliable + Around forever + boring to hire for -> Java, C#
* Reliable + Around forever + so simple its boring -> Go, HTTP, REST
* Reliable + Around forever + reduce the need to learn anything else -> Javascript, CSS, HTML, linux, vim, emacs,
- solardev 3y ago> * Reliable + Around forever + reduce the need to learn anything else -> Javascript, CSS, HTML, linux, vim, emacs, Javascript doesn't belong anywhere near the same paragraph as "reliable", IMO. It changes so much every couple years. Even if you don't use frameworks, new Ecmascript versions introduce big changes. It might be backward compatible with older JS code to some degree, but companies don't code that way. The ecosystem as a whole is very much about chasing the bleeding edge at the cost of reliability and stability.