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It read more like "these developers are asking poorly formed, difficult to answer questions", and frankly reminded me of a LOT of r/CodingHelp problems I've see
by burnished 5y ago
It read more like "these developers are asking poorly formed, difficult to answer questions", and frankly reminded me of a LOT of r/CodingHelp problems I've seen lately. Aside from that the author seems to repeatedly have empathy and admiration for developers but thinks that there is a systematic disfunction. There is definitely a little "old man shouts at clouds" too, but at least to me this article read as a legitimate discussion of some pain points, certainly not a hit piece.
- Aeolun 5y agoHmm, it sounds like the opposite to me. I find it really hard to read because of the constant ‘devs are stupid’ comments. There is a legitimate point buried there, but I just kept seeing red reading it.
- loopz 5y agoThere is an organizational gap. It's mostly everywhere, and why only DevOps can bridge that gap. It's caused by missing technical leadership. So anything said before that happens, and it'll happen for you partly especially at first, is only going to enrage.