hen I do something 'for work' its just that, work. I'm not going to spend my nights and weekends on it or learning the finer points of it. I have other responsi

hen I do something 'for work' its just that, work. I'm not going to spend my nights and weekends on it or learning the finer points of it. I have other responsibilities and am way past the age where I'm deeply curious about technology and have to 'get it' on a deep level to feel satisfied or competitive. When you're a student and hobbyist, you have all these things. If your curious, then you have the time to fulfill that curiosity. I also suspect the young coders today are all about github so knowing git's in's and out's is going to be natural for them.