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In the olden days, being a web developer might have meant pushing your PHP files to your server using rsync or SFTP and you were done. Now a days, being a web
by beamatronic 5y ago
In the olden days, being a web developer might have meant pushing your PHP files to your server using rsync or SFTP and you were done.
Now a days, being a web developer means you run a Jenkins job to webpack your 1,000 JS libraries and deploy your React Docker container to multiple clouds.
Edit: Not to mention the legal team has to sign off on your cookie compliance strategy
I totally see the article's point about being alienated from your labor.
- pixelgeek 5y agoTestify! My IDE would do the publish step for me but I see your point about the 'olden days'. I would really hate to be getting into the web dev job market right now because the amount of things that it is assumed you should be able to do is incredible.