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If you know RoR is what you want to do then go for it, but prepare yourself before. Here are a few points to consider: - how's the RoR job market in your area?
by amuresan 13y ago
If you know RoR is what you want to do then go for it, but prepare yourself before. Here are a few points to consider:
- how's the RoR job market in your area? are there openings for entry level?
- to some extent you can compensate lack of production experience with personal projects (maybe build something in RoR on github) or by contributing (either with software like bug fixes / features or by getting involved in the RoR community)
good luck!
- GeorgeMac 13y agoHey there, Thank you for the advice. I do need to prioritise my development of open source projects outside of work. I have some RoR projects to work on. So I think I just need to push their priority to top of my list! Thank you mate!