It depends on the territory in my opinion and what your personal goals are. For example, in the Midwest USA, there isn't much for Django jobs, but I see Django

It depends on the territory in my opinion and what your personal goals are. For example, in the Midwest USA, there isn't much for Django jobs, but I see Django job posting fairly often in the US for the west-ish jobs. Like Silicon Valley and all. Here is a dirty secret, though: If you want a well-paying, salaried job without risk, you want to look at .NET jobs in the Midwest. For example, Union Pacific pays well for .NET devs in places where the cost of living is much lower. Senior devs in some companies here (when you account for cost of living being much lowe) pay the Silicon Valley equivalent of $500K. It just isn't sexy to talk about .NET railroad infrastructure apps when NPM and Ruby are the hot topics on Hacker News.