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This is a very disturbing trend in the software industry (starting around mid 2000s). A person who knows programming semantics can code in any language, but bec
by jitix 11y ago
This is a very disturbing trend in the software industry (starting around mid 2000s). A person who knows programming semantics can code in any language, but because of over-reliance on frameworks and the hesitation to try and write deep code, developers are being segregated into frond-end, middleware, db, big data, etc. I don't think it's sustainable in the long term.