Honestly, this is applicable to many computational fields. I’ve done mobile, backend, and a bit of frontend. Now I do bioinformatics and guess what? It’s the sa

Honestly, this is applicable to many computational fields. I’ve done mobile, backend, and a bit of frontend. Now I do bioinformatics and guess what? It’s the same: the field is moving fast, dozens of new data processing tools pop up every month. A zoo of different algorithms, statistical models, machine learning techniques. And nobody cares about code style and automated testing. 9 out of 10 times you won’t be able to run the code the manuscript author has written because there’s either no code shared or it’s just not runnable. My point is you’ve got to defeat the tools fatigue and focus on something else. It’s a bit easier in life sciences compared to your typical b2b or b2c app.