> None of these people had any clue what's really happening when they fire up MRI/node/whatever. This is what people don't understand. No, to add a few input f

> None of these people had any clue what's really happening when they fire up MRI/node/whatever. This is what people don't understand. No, to add a few input fields or update verbiage doesn't require a genius. Neither does using a loop to programmatically update multiple objects/varibles. There are, however, certain aspects that directly benefit from knowing what happens under the hood or some CS theory. One of the most relevant concepts is callbacks. Bootcamp graduates learn basic programming concepts and structures plus the syntax of a given language. Or in some unfathomable cases, concepts and syntax to "cover the full stack" in 10 weeks™. After that, every response is just a blank stare.