[web2py] Re: Django guys get a job easily. Why don't web2py guys get a job? How to get a job?

I'd recommend everyone here to at least go through the Django tutorial to at least see how Django does things. -- Resources: - http://web2py.com - http://web2py.com/book (Documentation) - http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code) - https://code.google.com/p/web2py/issues/list (Report

[web2py] Re: Django guys get a job easily. Why don't web2py guys get a job? How to get a job?

Well, a year has past...but anyway, here comes my appreciation: I agree with Massimo. Companies that ask for Django (or whatever X technology) developers, it is because maybe there are some constraits with that particulary tool. In my humble opinion: - They already have systems in that X

[web2py] Re: Django guys get a job easily. Why don't web2py guys get a job? How to get a job?

I would like to add my two cents because I struggled with the same questions in the beginning: there isn't really much difference between django and web2py except for ORM and the template (web2py template language is the most easiest to learn as its very pythonic, in my opinion). Once you have

[web2py] Re: Django guys get a job easily. Why don't web2py guys get a job? How to get a job?

I am sure there are 10x more PHP jobs than Django jobs, 10x Java jobs than PHP jobs. To me you are asking the wrong question. web2py is a tool. Jobs where they force you to use a tool and do not let you choose your own tools are not good jobs. In any case, if you know web2py, using Django is