Is easy to blame the wish of people for this (and IS true), but the major point is this: A enterprise NEEDS ALL. I work in this niche (mostly for small compan

Is easy to blame the wish of people for this (and IS true), but the major point is this: A enterprise NEEDS ALL. I work in this niche (mostly for small companies), and what I see for this past +25 years is that even the most "small" of all companies have a HUGE array of needs, apps, data to work, laws to comply, demands of suppliers AND their customers (that RECURSIVELY add bloat!), both ancient, current, modern, and next-gen tech in their stacks. Is like a developer that instead of being only "LAMP" + editor, is one that: - Support Mysql, Postgres, Sql Server, Sqlite, FoxPro, Firebase, DBISAM, redis and in terrible days mongo - N-variations of csv and alikes, json, toml, yalm, .ini, binaries formats... - Talk to cobol, web services (SOAP, JSON, RPC, GraphQL), pipes of commands - Deal with python, java, swift, obj-c, .net, c, c++, c#,, f#, go, rust, js, typescript, css, html - Test on chrome, safari, firefox, ie (OLD ie) - Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS, Android, Web - bash, cmd, powershell - VS Studio toolchain, LLVM toolchain, OSX toolchain, Android toolchain - Docker, normal deploy, CI - Sublime, VS Code, Xcode, IntelliJ, Notepad++, Notepad (as-is), nano and in very bad days, vim - Have Hardware: M1 laptop, Lenovo Windows machine, iPhone, iPad, Android phone WHO can be the lunatic that deals with all of this? ME. (if you wanna understand why I so grumpy about C, C++, Js, Android, the state of shells, terminals, rdbms, nosql, now you know) I don't mean I fully deep dive to ALL of this, but I need to at least HAVE it or install, or touch it here and there. Is like I say: Not matter how SMALL a "company" is, it NEEDS ALL.