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It's true that a developer can't be an expert in every aspect of the stack but that's where services like Datree or many of AWS' services for example come in, t
by romanlab 5y ago
It's true that a developer can't be an expert in every aspect of the stack but that's where services like Datree or many of AWS' services for example come in, they bring the domain expertise and require the developer to only be familiar with the subject. The experts moved to be domain experts, working for the companies that develop the tools.
You don't really need a resident storage expert in every company, since most companies have similar needs.
- exdsq 5y agoBut suddenly you need to keep up with a ton of different tools and if they break you either dig into the topic or you're f**ed. This is such a productivity killer it's crazy.