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You're just redefining what being "hot stuff" is. Under that definition, anyone on the face of the earth can be "hot stuff." You don't even need to go to bootc
by crimsonalucard 7y ago
You're just redefining what being "hot stuff" is.
Under that definition, anyone on the face of the earth can be "hot stuff." You don't even need to go to bootcamp. Just read some online tutorials, make a website. Done. You're just calling the average person "hot stuff."
In my opinion, you're only hot when you know how to do something that is rare, very hard to learn and in demand.
- logicallee 7y agoI see a difference between a web site and a web site that exposes a service that on the backend connects API's of two different companies that do the heavy lifting.
- crimsonalucard 7y agoThere is a difference. But the difference is trivial. Making a backend or a frontend that connects to N amount of API's isn't impressive at all. Any fool can learn this concept. In fact that's all a modern website is. The old way involved servers rendering pages. Now The frontend interfaces with an API. Efficiency at the cost of complexity. You want to know what's impressive? Writing a compiler. Writing an OS. Nothing is simpler than interfacing with an API. If writing glue code is your job and you're getting paid a lot of money to do this stuff then count your lucky stars because truly anyone can do that job.