> Partly because my development experience was always broader than my job alone. I think for some of us (and me) it's really hard to fully understand this. Whe

> Partly because my development experience was always broader than my job alone. I think for some of us (and me) it's really hard to fully understand this. When I was in 10th grade I was going to local meetups where I first found out about Elm (they had beer too, I guess no one expects kids to show up to a meeting held in an office building at 7pm). I still can't understand the mindset of someone whose dev experience only being limited to their jobs, but I think you did a really great job at summarizing it.