[dancer-users] Using Dancer2 as a website framework

[Celogeek San]

Of course. But at least you can find some. It is not obvious to find a good
web perl developer. I can see that in my company.
Le 7 sept. 2013 23:24, "sawyer x" <xsawyerx at gmail.com> a écrit :

> On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 5:44 PM, Celogeek San <me at celogeek.com> wrote:
>
>> Use other language for the frontend may have some advantage. The first I
>> see, is that you can have more developer available in other language to
>> maintain the frontend.
>>
>> It's easier to find PHP Zend developer than Perl Web developer. Also true
>> for python.
>>
>
> There is a major problem with that approach. The reason it's easier to
> find a PHP developer is because the language is cheap. It's really easy to
> learn, and tons of people learn it to get a job. The PHP knowledge pool is
> very shallow though. That means almost PHP developers are very shitty
> developers that stopped learning because PHP doesn't really have a very
> proficient level to it.
>
> So companies that figure "hey, there are more PHP developers than
> Perl/Python/Ruby - I'll get programmers in those!" end up with really
> really horribly shitty code that it's impossible for them to actually get
> beyond of. I've worked at a lot of these companies. It's horrible. Really
> horrible.
>
> Don't be duped by number of developers overall. Think about "available
> developers", "developer knowledge and expertise" and "ability to provide a
> good product". Who gives a shit if there are less developers if I can still
> find enough?
>
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