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I feel confused. Even though I’ve been doing C++ embedded systems and drivers, C++ network protocols, C++ graphics engines (OpenGL and Vulkan), C++ video codecs
by smallstepforman 3y ago
I feel confused. Even though I’ve been doing C++ embedded systems and drivers, C++ network protocols, C++ graphics engines (OpenGL and Vulkan), C++ video codecs etc, on many OS’s, all this for over 25 years professionally, I must admit I have no clue about the articles technology stack, programming techniques, languages, or architecture. Am I completely out of touch with this industry?
- sam_lowry_ 3y agoThis is contemporary Enterprise Java: Spring Boot with Angular running in Openshift.
- upon_drumhead 3y agoThe industry is made up of hundreds of different microcosms of technology stacks. Knowing a fundamental language like C++ as well as you do, you’ll be just fine.
- GoToRO 3y agoThe industry has expanded due to high demand, but the procentage of smart people in the population did not. So you have all kinds of people that should really not write any code, write code. Also managers decided to give all decision making power to people that don't even understand code: scrum masters, project managers, product owners, team leads ans so on.
- groestl 3y agoDon't worry, it's just the same the other way around :)
- colonwqbang 3y agoYou may be out of touch with web development in the "enterprise" (Java) style. Personally I much prefer working in the embedded/video/graphics area so if I never have to work with Angular/Spring that's ok with me.
- qudat 3y agoYour question is grammatically correct but doesn’t make any sense. Software isn’t an industry, it is used in every industry.