The interesting thing to note here it's that they ask for a jr developer, coding backend in.... fucking visual basic? wtf dudes

Yeah, suprising they even still using that to this day but hey at least they arent asking you prior 1-2 years of experience like many does, specially If those years of experience were done by working with a company outside of your country

they've got a way too pretty job add for using vb

@heyheni They didn't do it, it's made by a third-party

++ Really good to see more Latinos in development roles. Even here in Arizona they are underrepresented.

Classic ASP is very much alive man :)