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If you let juniors design and deploy a DB layer to prod it's your fault not the DBs. Transaction isolation is generally complicated topic that a lot of senior d
by dilyevsky 3y ago
If you let juniors design and deploy a DB layer to prod it's your fault not the DBs. Transaction isolation is generally complicated topic that a lot of senior devs have a pretty tenuous grasp on ime and distributed Postgres solutions don't solve this particularly well either last I checked
- latchkey 3y ago> If you let juniors design and deploy a DB layer to prod it's your fault not the DBs. Some companies only have juniors. 28 years ago, I was the junior at my company, and the first/only engineer. Let's also be real here, most applications don't need distributed Postgres either and those that do, will have senior engineers on staff.
- dilyevsky 3y agoI’m aware such places exist and my point still stands. By your own logic they dont need anything beyond webflow, squarespace or the like and shoudnt be messing with dbs (and this includes postgres)
- latchkey 3y agoBy your own logic, nobody becomes senior through experience.
- dilyevsky 3y agoYou generally become senior by getting exposure and proficiency with lots of different concepts which is the opposite to the spirit of your original comment here (hence the downvotes, I suspect). Only going with what everyone else is doing is how you become junior N times over.
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- latchkey 3y ago> Only going with what everyone else is doing is how you become junior N times over. Wild thought, this is not my experience at all. I don't even understand how you can come to the conclusion.