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Very much depends on the domain. Not for a generic server-/web-app normally, but in other software fields not surprising. But of course "current developers" onl
by detaro 5y ago
Very much depends on the domain. Not for a generic server-/web-app normally, but in other software fields not surprising. But of course "current developers" only work on webapps ;)
- oblio 5y ago> But of course "current developers" only work on webapps ;) The rule of thumb is that the vast, overwhelming majority of developers are working on business apps, especially Line Of Business (LOB) internal apps nobody ever sees. It's hard to get exact numbers for this stuff but I wouldn't be surprised if the ratio of base infrastructure developers (kernel, shell, drivers, compilers, runtimes, frameworks, libraries etc.) to app developers is 1:100.
- detaro 5y agoNot sure if a contrast between "base infrastructure" and "apps" in response to "only on webapps" is supposed to be a joke or not. Just because its not a webapp it doesn't mean it's "base infrastructure".
- oblio 5y agoI said apps, not just webapps. I'm not sure I see your point in this context.