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Are you really married to those languages? Its not much of a jump to go to similar, but more popular languages. Like Ruby -> Python or C# -> Java/Kotlin.
by weberer 2y ago
Are you really married to those languages? Its not much of a jump to go to similar, but more popular languages. Like Ruby -> Python or C# -> Java/Kotlin.
- ChicagoDave 2y agoThere’s a huge platform “ways of working” leap. Not just switching languages. The ways C# and Java are written, deployed, and tested are vastly different and if you don’t have that experience it’s not trivial to learn. The market isn’t going to support changes like this anyway. Employers will still want actual experience.
- em-bee 2y agoalmost all job descriptions demand multiple years of experience with their specific languages. i'd be happy to jump, but from my experience you don't even pass the initial filter unless you already know the target languages or frameworks.