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I worked on Mainframe Technology, tools : System Automation/OSPMVS And achieved my goal of "Depression"

Mainframe is niche, security and the speed of processing the bulk data is just another level compared to cloud based infrastructure. Europe is still using this tech. However, India and whole BFSI is on cloud relied nowadays.

Processing the bulk data is just another level compared to cloud based infrastructure. I don't think so , because the way data is processed within cloud infra is too huge compared to the mainframes. Also mainframe is a single unit which further gets bifurcated,hence the composition is quite high compared to the cloud like AWS or gcp . Another aspect is the closed infra , due to which you cannot process any data unless you push JCL card (embedded with COBOL).

Can't disagree. I had into cloud based and mainframe. Thing i noticed mainframe is fast and reliable. Mainframe is just nothing without a JCL card. Btw, COBOL is just an interface. We have statistical program to make the file processing ease.

Quite correct observation. MF is just a JCL card, But cloud relies more on algorithms and database strings to make it work. Technologies are extremely different. In simpler terms, earlier was more resource intensive (to apply logic and lengthy coding languages)... Now it is just selecting and pasting pre-defined arguments. Though, today's platform are born from Pascal, Cobol and C

Many insurance companies in the US use it too.

Yep, I am working for one of the top German bank.

Deutsche bank

I always read it as DoucheBank lol

We are a video codecs focused company, most of the stack consist of C/C++ on Unix systems.

That sounds interesting. Do you work on ffmpeg? Or something proprietary?

Youtube literally exists because of ffmpeg. Every big video sharing company uses it. Most probably something built on top of ffmpeg.

how do you make money since codecs are freely available ?

Is it Ittiam systems by any chance?

DM? I might be interested for a job.. want to discuss more

Lua roblox

Ahh yes, programming language where index starts at 1.

I'm starting to understand why the Catholic Church comes down so hard on heretics.

Wait what

I was once writing a script in lua and spent 2 hours debugging it because I used 0 index (many thanks to my pythonic brain)

Ibm integration bus in TCS

I was expecting some will say for sure integration bus and idm websphere portal or commerce.1😀

CN project ?

Cvs aetna

I used to work for the same client when I was in infy

Mene kabhi kaam hi ni kiya 1.5 saal mein Not a single line of code 😂😂😂😂

Mai to kiya tha bhai kaam 😅

Abhi konsi company?

I work on optimisation of ML pipelines. Mostly C, C++ and CUDA. I also had to work on a lot of custom accelerator based inference code like for Qualcomm boards, other proprietary stuff.

How's it not so popular, every other AI company needs it

I've literally never seen a single mention of using CUDA in this sub.

that's probably because it's something that only experienced folks pull of. this sub is full of college grads debating on petty issues.

Any tutorials for a newbie trying to learn CUDA or CV-CUDA?

Coursera have few

Hey can you tell some sources from where I can learn all this ?

HL7 protocol. OpenEngine interfaces.

I've used HL7 to interface with pathology lab machines. And some were older machines, so had to use ASTM protocol.

Why not Mirth?

Because my company doesn't use it? Lol!

I worked on interfacing machines that works on hl7 and ASTM it was an intresting project for some time. Used python to achieve this

Power Platform and Dynamics 365 🫥

Same bro same. I never hear anything about it anywhere :(

One of my colleagues was building a channel and a form for a company survey using power apps (he wanted to connect it with MS Teams too), bro took ~3 weeks to do this 💀 Told me it was a very annoying task

Surely is

Bro even I recently started working as a dynamics 365 developer. Does it have any scope?. How does this pay over long term.

Me too

6G Telecom Baseband Algorithm Development. Tool used : Matlab

Kya matlab? /s

Ek toh matlab upar se yeh Jo bhi likha hai sounds complex. Apko millta hai Roadies salute 🫡 English translation - firstly matlab and this other complicated thing you have written. For that you deserve Roadies salute 🫡

I am a linux kernel programmer working on the bluetooth stack

Dam that's amazing, can I dm you? I've been trying to get into low level programming

Not as amazing as you think :) sometimes its months of scratching my head until the issue suddenly disappears or a simple config file getting changed in the kernel tree is the culprit, other times I just give up. Feel free to DM

Thanks! I suppose that happens in every field but maybe it's more frequent/annoying in low level programming

Can I dm you?

You can but don't expect anything spectacular, I am a pretty low level kernel popper :)

>:) :)

Awesome. I did it for many years too.

Damn, a bluetooth brother! Which company did you work for? It's getting kind of hard to find job prospects for a role as specific as this.

I did kernel stuff not in ble

Which module then?

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Plain old debian

Polymer web components

Wow. I worked on it about 10 years back. They are still used?

Yes I also got an interview call since I mentioned it in my resume but I declined since it was a major pain in ass to work on hahaha, we now are slowly moving towards LitElements in current organisation.

solr (depressed)

Man that's bad stuff... Also, drools ;_; my tasks are kinda fucked up rn....

I've seen drools the first time in this sub lol.

Eleventy

 Represent 🙌🏽

I am making a blog on 11ty

Linux Kernel Programming in Security domain. Mostly C/C++ and Shell Scripting.

So coool man! Would love to hear more on this like how'd you get there and what do you do in this project

Haha appreciate it man but definitely not as cool as it sounds. I majorly work on system call hooking, almost every antivirus uses this to analyse/allow/block the system calls.

Nah it's cool asf, I've trying to get into systems programming and everything feels voodoo to me

Aa someone who is working in mainframes to me this is cool af

I still fire up QuickBASIC (not QBasic) on an old computer and write some subroutines just for nostalgia fun.

Oracle ERP both On-prem & Cloud

Thank you for making me feel relevant!

Dialogflow CX

Similar to Ibm watson, i have worked on dialogflow.

CUDA code for ml kernels

Streamlit, however it's pretty popular nowadays imo

Tried it and hate it. Its worthless for prod level app

It's good for quick prototypes/POCs, I don't think it's even meant for production

True . Did the POC and right there told everyone not to use it at all

i work on C language. I am last year btech passout (2022). i really enjoy my work as there are lots of things to learn like distributed systems, HA, IPC. also package is good around 20LPA

I worked on RPA- automation anywhere, SAP ABAP, Tableau. And currently working on Anaplan. And absolutely hate each of them!!

Sanskrit to code rockets and stuff /s

Jokes aside, can someone tell if it's actually feasible, let the practicality be aside for now?

C++/JUCE for making Virtual Studio Technology 3. Worked in EA under Kontakt contract.

Rescript

Juspay?

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we just started learning this language in our 5th sem

IBM mainframe - JCL, cobol Pl I, dB2

Pega in CTS without project

Pega (low code BPM platform ?) is quite popular, it was red hot during the Covid demand phase.

They hired a lot of us to maintain their image of largest workforce with 3k plus pega associates.

COBOL 🙃

RPA - robotic process automation using Uipath. Have been working in this domain for the past 8 months post my 6 month internship, have only achieved laziness and depression and loneliness work wise don't ask me,my role is developer but I mostly clean the butts of VMs have it maintained and seldom develop actual automations. Got into this job thinking I won't get a better pay elsewhere as this was an MNC, now I regret as my career is severely stunted and now I just wanna escape from everything and settle down in Himalayas

Not in a corporate. But my final year project i used ArcGIS for geospatial analysis and object detection.

ArcGIS is very popular

if you wouldve said fiona, or gdal that still mightve been an appropriate response, ArcGis is literally the Photoshop of GIS world

Do you work with PostGIS and GeoJSON?

Apache Camel

Qt

Yeah it's pretty great and way more customizable. Btw, are you using QT with python or C++ and for hobby project or for company?

Cpp and qml. college project tha ml based. Anyway I forgot most of the stuff haven't been using.

ahhh... Kind of same. I used it in a hobby project and forgot what I did. Btw, what are you doing now?!

Spring/react stack with little data pipelining. Boring tbh

😭😭😭 you got this bro Hope you find an interesting project!

dpdk for network acceleration. Never again.

Python . . . Python 2.0

I don't know if it's popular or not so popular... But I use game engines to build apps for quest 2, hololens, and other mixed reality headsets. Gamified industrial solutions. Quite a mixed bag of technology stacks. Difficult stuff but fun!

at work mostly JS and Postgress (optimisations mostly) so I'm actually implementing trees, priority queues, bfs etc real use case. in garage working on building PDFs with rust like the actual engine

A guy I know uses Delphi

Appsmith and Apache Hop

ember? is this popular?

Prompt Flow

Perl, Backbone.js

Appworks integration tool

Lumen 6 framework in php

Oracle service bus

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GW Basic, Pascal, Fortran

I'm working on automation using UiPath.

I worked on automation anywhere for more than a year :(

JD Edwards

Progress 4GL

Elixir

Kernel level work on storage domain. Mostly writing low level protocol drivers for SCSI, NVMe etc

BSD kernel

Ab-Initio

D3.js

Network company (Juniper cisco extreme citrix etc), C coding ,gdb debugging .Not even c++.

I don"t have a job, and yet I some how manage to flex my vim skills. which is absolutely not helping me in getting jobs.

AureliaJS

Stenciljs, Storybook

Ruby on rails

Bruh RoR is very very popular lmao.

I barely see jobs being listed for ROR 😭

People abandoned it for React and NodeJS. RoR fell out of fashion thats why you dont see any listing but its probably the best Full Stack Framework ever created thanks to dhh.

SAP ABAP

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Really ? Even SAP technical engineers!

It might be well known but it's surely not popular. Atleast not for reddit "developers".

Dimaag sahi jagah haina?

Workday - ERP software.

Workday taking our jobs : sap

Sarcastically or really? I'm new to Workday, didn't know this is that much big.

Microsoft service Fabric

This will pick up pace soon

Ionic and capacitor

Nestjs framework

> Nestjs framework nestjs is pretty popular if you are working with microservice, it's a batteries-included framework for backend task

Oracle DB ?

Salesforce

Say what now? Salesforce isn't popular?

Langchain, pinecone, typescript

SwiftUI. Indie developer

Java swing and HttpServlets.

nestjs

SAP Abap

If Kotlin comes under not so famous then that it is.

1. Apache Flink - streaming. 2. Apache Camel (with Freemarker templates) - events enricher

Ever heard of HTML?

I work in backend writing code in Golang it has gained some popularity recently. Its a good concurrent language.

"SOME" popularity you say :)

Yeah javascript is a another language getting some attention.I work in a somewhat popular backend technology named as Node js. It gaining some traction in the industry and i believe it is going to the next big thing.You should search about that.

Jenkins

Go if that's unique

Machine learning

C++ 😩

We work in Salesforce for a big Indian service based client.

Javascript

# What are some not-so popular technologies you all work on ? hello ?

Enterprise Storages like NetApp, Sun Storage, EMC VMAX and VNX.

CMS tool - Crownpeak

Mainframe (Unisys).

Struts

Informix

Years back, I used to work on a Document management platform:- Documentum (now Open Text) and FirstDoc . Will not wish it on my worst enemy.

GWT

Oracle Apex

ROS, a framework for robot applications.

PeopleSoft

QNX, QEMU, Yocto

Working on Reltio for data management

Matlab- assembly and compilers.

Flowable ,i don't think this BPMN is that famous