DHHRuby on Rails tops the list of most valuable programming environments to know: http://qz.com/298635/these-programming-languages-will-earn-you-the-most-money/ … - no surprise to those trying to hire!
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@sasha_fishter Not making it into the top 12 on average salaries? -
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@sasha_fishter That list wasn’t about popularity but about what skills pay the most.
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@dhh always nice to see the platform get a shoutout. But wincing at the thought of “lead with the paycheck”…. -
@erichogberg There's room for many types in the tent. Being attracted to a high-demand, high-reward job is not a sin or a sign of poor char. - View other replies
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@dhh didn’t say it was. But I have worked w too many people whose *only* interest in a particular tech was the hot check of the moment…
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@dhh do you know Rails? I know of an exciting startup in the Chicago area looking for Rails developers. - View other replies
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@searls you know that a Groupon recruiter did exactly that to exactly him shortly after I started there.. -
@noelrap thatsthejoke.gif -
@searls sorry, psychological scars interfering with my humor receptors.
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@dhh Erlang and Haskell are “new”? -
@dhh Best media/place to learn Ruby on rails in Denmark/internet ? -
@dhh the last thing any community needs are more arrested-development types chasing a payday. Articles like this invite that lot in. -
@dhh valuable to know or consequence of good developers choosing Rails to get job done? Probably a bit of both.
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