Reinier Zwitserloot wrote: > Where this argument kind of falls down is the personal marketing > angle. Being responsible for some major java feature is a massive boon > on your CV. I'm also going to presume for a moment people are a bit > like me and money is not your only motivator; making your mark on the > world by making cool stuff people want to use motivates just fine. > But you don't need to put your hands into Java to get a massive boon to your CV. You can do that also making a neat framework or tool (let's think of Spring, for instance). I'd say that putting the hands into a language is one of the hardest things to do, and probably the worse thing to do for improving a CV from the cost / benefit perspective (with the exception of very few people). It's much more convenient the way of frameworks or tools.
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