> Where have you been looking?
The normal places you'd find developer jobs. I didn't check the Python forums or other Python specific job boards.
> Maybe if you only focus on pure web-dev, but I see Python and Python jobs everywhere.
That's strange. In what industries? Doing what?
I see C engineering jobs, tons of webapp jobs (PHP, C#, Ruby on Rails, etc), Java for all the things, VB.net for business desktop applications, and so on. I cannot think of the last time I ran across a Python job except they're occasionally listed as a "useful skill" in a SysAdmin job advert.
> Of all the cross platform scripting languages (Perl/Ruby/PHP/Lua/Javascript etc) it is by far the most popular on Windows, and certainly the best supported.
I see a decent amount of PHP on Windows and it seems to be very well supported. JavaScript I guess more so but that seems like an odd thing to list in that context.
The normal places you'd find developer jobs. I didn't check the Python forums or other Python specific job boards.
> Maybe if you only focus on pure web-dev, but I see Python and Python jobs everywhere.
That's strange. In what industries? Doing what?
I see C engineering jobs, tons of webapp jobs (PHP, C#, Ruby on Rails, etc), Java for all the things, VB.net for business desktop applications, and so on. I cannot think of the last time I ran across a Python job except they're occasionally listed as a "useful skill" in a SysAdmin job advert.
> Of all the cross platform scripting languages (Perl/Ruby/PHP/Lua/Javascript etc) it is by far the most popular on Windows, and certainly the best supported.
I see a decent amount of PHP on Windows and it seems to be very well supported. JavaScript I guess more so but that seems like an odd thing to list in that context.