SavageBeast

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   by SavageBeast 7y ago

   Hit up https://www.indeed.com/ and simply search "Java" with your area. That will tell you a lot about whats on offer in your region (assuming you are US?). Corporate America has a gigantic investment in Java tech
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   by SavageBeast 7y ago

   I'm looking at rates in my part of the US lately (Austin, TX) - mind sharing what part of the world you're reporting from?
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   by SavageBeast 7y ago

   AWS EC2 instance running basic Ubuntu, Amazon RDS running MySQL, Nginx for SSL termination and proxy to application server, Lets Encrypt for SSL cert generation/maintenance, Apache Tomcat for said application server, Java codebase
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   by SavageBeast 7y ago

   If By "Templating" you mean something similar to Smarty or Twig ( facilities to render pages of HTML with conditionals and variables ) then Java is a fine choice for this. Spring is unnecessary - the Java templating mechanism is c
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   by SavageBeast 7y ago

   So startups want to hire kids right out of school for entry level wages and expect them to command the skillset of a Sr. Developer... Makes sense. I too would like to hire a low cost, plentiful resource thats identical in skill level to a m
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   by SavageBeast 7y ago

   There is naturally more than one way to skin this cat, and we could argue over the finer points of this question all day but the basic process looks like this: 1 - Some business process that assigns a customer an API Key and allows them to