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joelbluminator
8y ago
So where are all the Django jobs? I am trying to compare apples to apples here. Data science jobs and academia don't mean much for web developers.
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joelbluminator
8y ago
OK, I wasn't aware of a many to many pain in Django. Good to know.
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8y ago
About point (6), how is this handled in Rails? I mean, in Activeadmin etc or did you mean something else?
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Demand for Rails is still huge
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8y ago
This. If I was a CTO I would never ever choose Crystal, or Elixir, or Kotlin. Give me a proven, "old", battled tested framework with tons of resources that's easy to teach, learn and get sh done with. I'd choose PHP o
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8y ago
Disagree as well. How is Rails legacy? It's probably being developed by more people than ever before. Just because it hasn't completely overhauled it's architecture doesn't make it legacy. What will stop you from calling
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Rails is also very powerful because of hundreds of thousands of answers on Stackoverflow and countless blogs. It's not easy to reach that level.
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I don't think working for a big, well funded startup will be that much different than a big corp in terms of work life balance, stability etc. You have mass firings in Microsoft too.
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What is a startup anyway? It can be anything between a 2 people business without a cent to a company with 500 employees that raised 300 million dollars. Even Airbnb is considered a startup in the media. When talking about these things it&#x
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Well it depends. Some startups actually prefer you to have startup experience...which makes sense. They might like it if the startup is well known but I don't think that's a requirement. And definitely a lot of the experience gain
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Think Rails Is Magical? Maybe You're Scared
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Is Rails Still Popular in 2018?
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Is My Programming Career Safe?
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The Foreigner's Guide to Getting a Tech Job in Holland
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