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ouch. I always start by asking a few simple questions, to get a feel for the technical knowledge of the dev.
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@magicMirror too bad, when the simple questions already ruin the party. And I was really looking forward to this interview, too. Ruby devs don't grow on trees here in Germany.
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They don't grow on trees anywhere. from my close encounter with ruby, and the ruby devs I worked with.
Most big corp backend is java, and startups choose ruby, node.js, or python. I wonder if there are stats for that? -
hitzoR2638y@magicMirror I think that u forgot PHP. Atleast in Central Europe I've seen it in like 90% of job advertisements for web developer position in startups. Remaining 10% were server-side js.
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