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> Most devs don't work at large companies. that would be very surprising. Companies like IBM, Microsoft, ATOS, CapGemini ... employ literally hundreds of thous
by jcelerier 5y ago
> Most devs don't work at large companies.
that would be very surprising. Companies like IBM, Microsoft, ATOS, CapGemini ... employ literally hundreds of thousands of devs each
- pmontra 5y agoIt's not as if all of them are working on a SPA or the backend of a SPA. On the other side, the long tail of devs working in medium and small companies are probably working on both a frontend and a backend. This is especially true when there are one or two developers in all the company, when the company business is selling some service or physical product and software is a cost and not the source of income. And a medium company in the USA is a large one in many countries, a small one a medium one. So the sum of devs in the long tail can be much larger than the sum of the devs in the top companies.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoFixed it with "at least not large tech oriented" because banks, supermarkets, the media industry, the entertainment industry, etc. employ a ton of devs, but they won't likely use Kubernatis for most of their stack.
- pjmlp 5y agoDoing consulting gigs for boring business that are completly unrelated for the fashion of the week at Silicon Valley coffee shops.