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Seems to me this is more an aspect of programming ... especially amongst such trendy topics as JS or Rails, which are full of 20-somethings who have a lot of di
by secstate 13y ago
Seems to me this is more an aspect of programming ... especially amongst such trendy topics as JS or Rails, which are full of 20-somethings who have a lot of disposable income and generally small, if any immediate family responsibilities.
Sorry if I'm overly generalizing the field here, but I just got back from DjangoCon where there was one bar night, and one architectural boat tour of Chicago night. So a little of everything, which was awesome.
I think at least part of that is that, at least in my limited experience, Django is not a hot property in the world of web development, and a fair number of people had interests that went beyond undergrad. Again, sincere apologies to folks in all areas of development if I'm being overly general.