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I disagree, I can easily imagine somebody having full metal to UI knowledge. Obviously not knowing every programming language, all types of electrical engineeri
by silicon2401 6y ago
I disagree, I can easily imagine somebody having full metal to UI knowledge. Obviously not knowing every programming language, all types of electrical engineering applications, etc. But it's totally feasible to be able to have a sense of understanding from metal to front-end at least to an extent.
- webmaven 6y agoNote that I am speaking of "competence", and you're mentioning "knowledge" and "sense of understanding". Not really the same thing. Separately, "the stack" is inherently polyglot, and even aggressively pruning the selection wherever possible and eliding many formats, tools, and protocols still gives you an absolutely minimal set like JavaScript, HTML, CSS, HTTPS, TCP/IP, SQL, C/C++, Assembly, & VHDL.
- silicon2401 6y agoYou can replace what I said with competence, and I still claim it. I think it's fully possible for people to be competent from metal to frontend, and I'm sure there are at least a few out there who are.
- webmaven 6y agoWe may be differing in defining competence, but regardless: agree to disagree?