clojure-germany

nottmey 2017-02-24T00:08:16.000044Z

@ska which companies come to your mind for HH?

nblumoe 2017-02-24T07:25:15.000045Z

@nottmey I know at least about Otto

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ska 2017-02-24T08:13:27.000047Z

@nottmey At least Otto and http://freiheit.com, probably more.

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nblumoe 2017-02-24T08:31:13.000048Z

freiheit looks like a great place. having a Satyricon shirt on the frontpage… I’m in! πŸ˜„

danielgrosse 2017-02-24T09:56:56.000049Z

You mentioned some great companies, sad that they are too far from my living place. And the most don't offer remote jobs.

rauh 2017-02-24T10:12:12.000050Z

Just curious, where do you live? I'm doing full time clojure in very southern Germany. (Allgaeu).

danielgrosse 2017-02-24T12:11:40.000051Z

In Saxony. The most companies I found use Java or PHP. There is a small Clojure community in Leipzig.

2017-02-24T13:50:07.000056Z

In general, my feeling is that Clojure is still very much a niche here.

pesterhazy 2017-02-24T13:51:54.000057Z

it may be a niche but it's our niche

πŸ‘ 5
2017-02-24T13:52:08.000059Z

:thumbsup:

2017-02-24T14:07:55.000060Z

True, but that is not particular helpful when looking for new opportunities and don't have the flexibilty to move -- then you have to be more flexible wrt. your technical priorities.

πŸ‘ 1
2017-02-24T17:54:34.000067Z

good to know there are at least Clojure jobs here in Germany (I'm at Bayern), but, judging from the background requirements, I think I won't even pass πŸ˜„ esp. considering that I don't even have strong Math/Physics background and isn't even a CS graduate, but in any case I just love to hack, learn, and share the experiences (only started to code a year after graduated college), and I find Lisp fascinating (also Python). I think other than being a pretty good niche, Clojure companies requires a much higher expectations (even higher than those of Python companies), which will make it more difficult to join in, even if it's your passion, esp. for the newbs such as I.