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Yet to find any non-crypto related jobs in it. And in my country, Estonia, zero local jobs (as per local job boards that people use). I would say it's definitel
by askonomm 2y ago
Yet to find any non-crypto related jobs in it. And in my country, Estonia, zero local jobs (as per local job boards that people use). I would say it's definitely not popular in any sense that actually matters.
- __MatrixMan__ 2y agoLots of people want to work in rust. That matters if you're starting a project in rust because it means you'll be able to find people to hire. It just takes a long time for that kind of effect you show up if you're on the get-hired side of the equation.
- tiddles 2y agoWhat worked for me in Estonia was to find a C++ job (robotics) then gradually push for Rust as I gained seniority and autonomy. Now maybe 70% of the code I write is Rust, both robot side and backend :)
- rty32 2y agoCurious -- how many people are writing Rust in your company?
- tiddles 2y agoProbably 10 at most.
- zelphirkalt 2y agoThat sounds like tedious work, while suffering and having to write C++.
- nfriedly 2y agoHere's a non-crypto example: I work on a mobile analytics library that has a core written in Rust and the platform-specific code written in Java and Objective-C. We were actually hiring for a couple of roles, although we just sent out two offers, so we won't be if they get accepted.