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Re: [PLUG] Slightly OT:Preferred web dev platform?
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As much as I'd like to say python or ruby, most employers seem to be
looking for J2EE developers. Fire up Axis or Tomcat and hack away for
the *man* my friend. ;-)
-Jon
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 5:55 PM, Floyd Johnson <fljohnson3@isp.com> wrote:
> Dear PLUGgers,
>
> Rooting around in search of a hosting company has made me rethink an
> application I'm working on, as an effort to create a shoppable
> portfolio. It seems there are only two outfits that support Mono at this
> time-nor does cross-platform ASP.NET skill seem to be marketable. Having
> finished developing the most important class just yesterday, I am
> considering re-implementing the whole application in one of the
> "popular" languages.
>
> From your observations and experience, which language (and possibly web
> application framework), as far as the belt from DC to NYC is concerned,
> is demonstrated skill in most likely to get one hired as a
> city-centric/telecommuting web developer?
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