[scott31]

I look at hire me thread every month but really there aren't any interesting candidates. Pretty much everyone is nodejs/react type and I need to hire people that can build software to last. If I see anyone mention Arc in that thread I will instantly send a job offer

[quickthrower2]

Your judging someone on the skill set they choose to market in order to make a living. I’m sure there are plenty of let’s say Arc enthusiasts who when they need to pay their mortgage call themselves a Go or React or Python or Ruby developer.

Also yes you can create pretty damn robust apps in React and Node, fwiw.

[pryelluw]

Define software to last. My personal definition revolves more around best practices than technology choices. Though I wouldnt build a finance backend in node ...

[non-entity]

Is your company actually using Arc?

I wouldn't be shocked if most of the people well versed in non-mainstream tech don't bother advertising themselves as being such.

[scott31]

No, Arc isn't actually a good fit for what we are building.

[literallycancer]

Nice filter. Personally, for engineering positions I only hire a capella singers who play lacrosse :)

[pknerd]

I neither do Node nor react. Mostly in Python, PHP and now Go. But I am not a rockstar or Ninja:). I am mostly a generalist.

[scott31]

...and what is your point exactly?

[pknerd]

:) Just in case if you ever need my help :)