I actually find the opposite to be true. I can spin up containers, write ruby backends and do frontend design like anyone else. Moving up the stack is easy, e

I actually find the opposite to be true. I can spin up containers, write ruby backends and do frontend design like anyone else. Moving up the stack is easy, especially when you know a little something about the performance impact of doing this vs that. I've seen a lot of people try and fail to move down though. It's a very complicated world that requires a lot of time to get comfortable in. Yea, driving peripherals is "just" writing to a particular memory address but where do you start? How do you find all the relevant documentation? What are the unwritten conventions of how that's done? Big endian/little endian? How long can I make this Interrupt Service Routine before things start to break?