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Until you come to look for your next job, and suddenly find that your experience with Boring technology is worth nothing, because everyone is running their shou
by marcus_holmes 5y ago
Until you come to look for your next job, and suddenly find that your experience with Boring technology is worth nothing, because everyone is running their should-be-a-monolith, serves-maybe-10-customers-an-hour application as a set of microservices in Kubernetes.
- Nextgrid 5y agoDepends if you're developing to be a developer or developing to solve business problems. If you're doing the latter, your clients hire you to get their problems solved and couldn't care less about the tech behind it (but will be pleased to be paying $100/month for a server instead of $1000/month for various AWS services).
- marcus_holmes 5y agoThis totally should be the case. But it isn't.