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> the story's exactly the same on the backend I don't think it is, for the business-logic code portion any way. For backend, the hiring is typically "you know
by justsomeuser 6y ago
> the story's exactly the same on the backend
I don't think it is, for the business-logic code portion any way.
For backend, the hiring is typically "you know Java" or whichever $backend_language.
For frontend, your job application will be terminated in the early stages of the pipeline because you do not know the latest 2 year old framework (that is written in JS that you know extremely well).
10 years of JS and web experience amounts to nothing because "you do not know Angular". I do not think this applies to backend at all, they just see a "langauge-X developer".
- sai_c 6y agoI don't think it is, for the business-logic code portion any way. You gotta be joking. Most of the time this is an attempt to transform dysfunctional processes from reality, to functional processes in software, resulting in dysfunctional software.