Ruby Developer

The Ruby programming language combines object-oriented programming with functional programming. Developers who use it describe it as pleasant and flexible.

JOB DESCRIPTION

To know the challenges of the Ruby Developer profession, we advise you to read the Web Developer profession sheet.

 

RUBY SPECIALTY

Ruby is a free programming language that appeared in Japan in 1995 and standardized since 2011. The Ruby programming language combines object-oriented programming with functional programming. Developers who use it describe it as pleasant and flexible. They are oriented towards this type of language, because it is easy to learn (The basics of Ruby can be acquired quickly thanks to sites such as: tryruby.org, rubypourlesnuls or even accelerated trainings via the wagon), however those - they must arm themselves with patience in order to master all aspects.

Developers using this language not only restrict it to the web, but also use it to develop mobile applications and games. Even though learning this language has become widely democratized (in particular thanks to its very active community), the profiles of Ruby developers are quite rare. Indeed, most of them are passionate autodidacts who learn this language out of curiosity.

The language is still taught less in engineering schools or web schools than C, C ++, PHP or Java.

 

WAGES

Junior: 42 K € (0 to 3 years of experience)

Confirmed: 52 K € (4 to 8 years of experience)

Senior: 62 K € (8 years and over)

Lead back-end: + 9% salary vs. experienced profiles without a lead role.

 

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