Hello.
Recently I've got really interested on working at GitLab, I've started using their products and they are so great, I'd ~rally~ really love to be part of that.
However, one of their strict-requirements is: "You have worked on a production-level Ruby application, preferably using Rails (this is a strict requirement)."
At the moment I'm a Sr. Software Engineer at my current job, but the stack I've such experience is Python with Tornado / Django / Flask.
What do you think would be a good way to get such experience with RoR?
I can make some side projects as a practice, but I doubt that'd give me enough experience to apply for a job at GitLab.
I could also apply for other company that accepts a lower experience with RoR to get started with it, but that'd mean invest at least a couple of months plus a junior position.
Has any of you made a change like that before?
Thanks.
Recently I've got really interested on working at GitLab, I've started using their products and they are so great, I'd ~rally~ really love to be part of that.
However, one of their strict-requirements is: "You have worked on a production-level Ruby application, preferably using Rails (this is a strict requirement)."
At the moment I'm a Sr. Software Engineer at my current job, but the stack I've such experience is Python with Tornado / Django / Flask.
What do you think would be a good way to get such experience with RoR?
I can make some side projects as a practice, but I doubt that'd give me enough experience to apply for a job at GitLab.
I could also apply for other company that accepts a lower experience with RoR to get started with it, but that'd mean invest at least a couple of months plus a junior position.
Has any of you made a change like that before?
Thanks.