>"You're not wrong that some developers will simply skate by, but is the developer wrong to simply skate by?" It's a life choice, neither right or wrong. Howe

>"You're not wrong that some developers will simply skate by, but is the developer wrong to simply skate by?" It's a life choice, neither right or wrong. However, if a person is no more skilled than the lowest common denominator, that person is effectively an easily replaceable commodity and commodities, as a rule, do not command a high price. The rise of coding bootcamps should really be a worrying sign to those who are just skating by.