Is Node going to be in a similar situation to RoR and Django in a few years? i.e. pops up fairly often in job listings compared with every other framework (barring .net and j2ee obviously), but very very few people have 'years' of experience with it? Seems like a great opportunity to jump on the bandwagon and wait for the payoff in 2-3 years.
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Is Node going to be in a similar situation to RoR and Django in a few years? i.e. pops up fairly often in job listings compared with every other framework (barring .net and j2ee obviously), but very very few people have 'years' of experience with it? Seems like a great opportunity to jump on the bandwagon and wait for the payoff in 2-3 years.
I asked myself this same question in 2009 and have been working with node nonstop ever since...
to be honest. i feel like its going to be bigger than either, med-long term
Care to elaborate?