I'm not denying that Java isn't used a lot. I'm just saying it is not popular for backend web development.

i currently believe that java is the most popular for all web development, you will literally in 99% of all web app situations be using some form of java

all i do is .NET and MVC, and i use java with everything i do

This post was edited by t9x on Mar 22 2017 07:49am

like i said stop fucking around with 1 tap apply button type sites and go find companies you want to work for directly

Pretty sure you mean JavaScript...

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Mar 22 2017 04:16pm

If you want to get a developer position in CA you need to have a github account loaded with examples of your work.
You should also use linkedin of course.
Another suggestion would be to use the meetup website to network and get yourself some connections. It's pretty difficult to get a job in CA without some sort of help.
Some job posting boards....Indeed/hired/monster
There's also a great book called "cracking the coding interview" its pretty cheap.

This.

The only thing I've seen Java used for is if you want to give the client a web app that they can deploy locally but don't want them to have the source code.

Already read CoC multiple times. :)

This post was edited by essxivxx on Mar 23 2017 06:02pm

He prob just the wording mixed up (i hope so) lol if not, java for web app is like.. I rarely heard of that

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Mar 23 2017 11:41pm

java is common for webapps, but mostly enterprisey™ kind. Eg. Blizzard's website is made in java

(or at least part of it. Here is default 404 http://mobile-service.blizzard.com/enrollment/en/asdf )

So if you think he means JavaScript, what back-end environment do you think this widespread back-end javascript is being run on? NodeJs (which was released 7 years ago)?