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I remember interviewing there in 2009 and I stopped counting the number of languages I was told were being used on the SRO / backend side. I'm sure it wasn't, b
by philjr 4y ago
I remember interviewing there in 2009 and I stopped counting the number of languages I was told were being used on the SRO / backend side. I'm sure it wasn't, but it seemed like it was basically "everything" :-)
- closeparen 4y agoMost big companies use "everything" in some capacity, which is why "X uses Y" type statements are meaningless. The question is what's primary, what's supported, what's common in practice.
- hocuspocus 4y agoI assume there's still a big difference between big companies that have a monorepo and extremely centralized and vertical build infrastructure, and the ones that don't, especially if they're very siloed. From what I see from friends at Apple for instance, starting a project in an uncommon language is not a problem at all for most teams.