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It seems that most of the industry, or at least the parts that I frequent, are primarily building websites. I'm trying to figure out where all the other progra
by pepijndevos 11y ago
It seems that most of the industry, or at least the parts that I frequent, are primarily building websites.
I'm trying to figure out where all the other programming is happening, but I have not had much luck.
- lfowles 11y agoI suspect it's more that if you build websites you are more familiar with github.
- ionised 11y agoIndustrial control systems and engineering simulation suites are my personal programming experience, so my work is all entirely back-end or desktop based development. I know very little about web programming or website development to be honest although we are starting to offer some of our applications through web services so my knowledge in that area is due to begin increasing very soon as a necessity.
- M8 11y agoWeb is independent, thus making tools for it is both no one's and everyone's concern. Mobile/desktop platform providers on the other hand are typically worried about developer experience and thus e.g. you get XAML/QT instead of patching HTML with Bootstrap.