Re: Pure Ruby Jobs

One thing for "pure ruby" jobs is that few places are going to say "We need
people to write pure ruby.  We don't care what you're writing, just as long
as it's pure ruby".

They're much more likely to have some specific package in mind.  Rails is
one such (extremely well known) package, but you could look for others.
 Companies using Puppet, for instance.  Or they're going to have some
specific end-product in mind ("we're writing a new sys-admin tool"), and
they will be more concerned with your experience with that type of project
than they are in hiring a ruby expert.

I'm afraid my observations don't make the search much easier.


On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 1:54 AM, Feng He <[e-mail]> wrote:

> Since you discuss the ruby job here, I follow this thread to say that if
> you have the interest on pure ruby job, please contact with me. We are
> doing the automation system like Puppet. We would also use a framework fo=
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> web development, but that could be no rails.
>
> =E4=BA=8E 2013-1-9 14:44, David Gamba =E5=86=99=E9=81=93:
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>  Another field you might be interested in is QA automation. Specifically
>> using watir webdriver, a web automation tool in ruby ( and other
>> languages) that allows you to automate most browsers.
>> It is superior to Perls mechanize because it allows testing js.
>>
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