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You could make the same strawman argument in the backend world. Backend work today seems less like "knowing a bit of SQL and PHP" and more like "knowing a bit
by spyke112 4y ago
You could make the same strawman argument in the backend world.
Backend work today seems less like "knowing a bit of SQL and PHP" and more like "knowing a bit about these 5 competing new programming languages".
I find it frustrating when my clients employees actively refuse to dive deeper because they "don't know how/I'm not experienced enough", well, then it's your job to figure it out, that's why they pay you money.
As long as most of us are "just" implementing bog standard web frontends and bog standard backends using some sort of SQL, then I find there's no excuse for not being able to pick up the slack, if you're asked to.