>Is this what others people's jobs looks like too? Honestly, I think that's a decent question. Having missed the expansion of internet technologies, so this i

>Is this what others people's jobs looks like too? Honestly, I think that's a decent question. Having missed the expansion of internet technologies, so this is all on workstation software or embedded, I've spent decades writing software where data, aside from small chunks of control/settings sorts of things, is left in place. This typically requires architectural decisions made early-on. If data is actually moved, it's done by dedicated hardware. It's worth considering that every layer, especially ones with translation of some point, adds potential bugs.