Have you come across sqlc? https://docs.sqlc.dev/en/stable/
It gets rid of the crufty parts of DB interaction with Go.
It gets rid of the crufty parts of DB interaction with Go.
I plan to run multiple experiments in parallel, keep working the day job and outsource the ones that take off. So the more standardised I can make the tech stack, the faster and cheaper dev work will be.
But yeah, we'll see...
are you joking? if you can find good (I don't want really great) Spring devs for under $80.00 p/h let me know.
You can hire at that rate and everyone I hired had faked their experience and could get through the interview but did a terrible job.
So we ended up firing everyone and had 3 devs for above $110 p/h that were truly awesome who got the job done.
Once IDE plugins can scan the majority of a codebase it'll be easier to just write a bulleted set of requirements and let it get on with it.
But anyway I was talking to a friend who's hired some great Ukrainians quite cheaply and I hear there are some good devs in the Philippines.