I've learned Golang a little over the past year.
But I am ready to put everything I have into a single
language and go into freelancing asap.
I'm considering changing over to Java since there seem to be more freelancing jobs. Plus, you can easily create
desktop gui apps which is not so easy in Go.
Is this a good choice.
Also, yes I do understand that there are more Indians doing Java and that
drives the cost down. But I'm assuming they are shit, so quality over quantity.
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Sure, Java is great. Whatever makes you happy, honey. Good luck out there.
>t. Rajesh
the demand for java devs is HUGE. Just go over some job market websites and see for yourself how many more java jobs there are than for any meme language shilled on g
In my area (choice of languages I would do for a living):
>Java 2200 open positions
>Python 760
>JS >3000 (a lot of web trash)
>C 590
>Rust 0
>Haskell 0
>Clojure 2
>Forth 0.000000000003 (My uni professor is looking for an intern that knows forth lmao)
>Lisp 3
If you are looking for a job, java is a solid choice. Also it's a nice language IMO and everyone hating on it is some Jow Forums weeaboo that has to form an identity around muh language rather than usecase
>desktop gui apps
yeah nah
it's all about web applications these days. luckily Java is very good for that
>doesn't realize searching for java returns hits for javascript
No one cares about your legacy shit, pajeet.
No... no it doesn't. How about your don't imagine things that other people do on undisclosed websites
This is very true. I'm a Java developer looking for new Java guys now. We have 10 open positions that we can't fill because Java isn't "hip".
That's a big area. Must be punjab. Boi where's the C#?
How can you tell a desirable java developer from some kid who's knows another OO language fairly well and is winging it? Would it even matter after a few weeks?