alt Hacker News> Maybe not?
Because there are fewer and fewer ruby/rails people available.
It is the simplest explanation - and the one that makes the most sense, too.
> Maybe not?
Because there are fewer and fewer ruby/rails people available.
It is the simplest explanation - and the one that makes the most sense, too.
Well ya, I'm just saying I'm surprised considering the current job market. I moved on from Rails about 5 years ago now, but have 9 years experience under my belt and still keep up a bit with new things and play with them once in a while. And yet I've applied for several Rails positions in the past few years and always get an outright rejection.