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Personally I feel it is not really about "grass is greener situation" (though of course it contains part of it). What I want is to be a better developer, to lea
by bloomca 10y ago
Personally I feel it is not really about "grass is greener situation" (though of course it contains part of it). What I want is to be a better developer, to learn new platform, to get familiar with Linux, with processes, with infrastructure and so on.
Working as a front-end developer, you are pretty isolated, and while it is possible to communicate with other departments (what I do), it is still seems like a different level.
So I want to shape myself as a better software developer, along with trying new field.
- ebbv 10y agoIf you want to really learn Linux and infrastructure stuff then you should become a systems engineer not a back end developer. Back end developers rarely become experts on those topics, since they are at least one layer beneath our area of concern usually. Even if you are working at a small shop chances are you will outsource those kinds of concerns to a hosting company like AWS.