I've only been programming professionally for 15~ years and I fully agree with the article. In my career I've gone through so many tech stacks, most of which a

I've only been programming professionally for 15~ years and I fully agree with the article. In my career I've gone through so many tech stacks, most of which are dead or dying today. A lot of my projects you could today replace with a couple API calls or an AWS product. At least I like to think I learnt a few things along the way that make me a better developer, I never know what to say when recruiters or interviewers ask me about my tech stack experience expecting some sort of very specific answer – to me it makes as much sense as asking whether I have firefox experience, or just chrome.