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>>> I quickly threw together an ugly frontend and posted it to digital ocean under an express server and prepped another project to repair my broken discord bot

by sam1r 3y ago

>>> I quickly threw together an ugly frontend and posted it to digital ocean under an express server and prepped another project to repair my broken discord bot. That is quite some versatile lingo for a beginner dev.

coolandsmartrr 3y ago
The original post doesn't mention "beginner", so I'm not sure why OP (link poster) decided to editorialize it as such.
- mikepurvis 3y ago
  Pretty sure this is a self-submission, based on the user's comments elsewhere in the thread.
  - deleted 3y ago
    [deleted]
  - codetrotter 3y ago
    Also their username and the email in their profile is similar to the domain name. Yes, I think the submitter is the author.
- akoboldfrying 3y ago
  OP describes themselves as a "new developer": >Big shoutout to the invidious project and tyrrrz's blog they did basically all of the heavy lifting for this new developer!
- marginalia_nu 3y ago
  To be fair, we could all probably benefit from regarding ourselves as beginners [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoshin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoshin
throwaway19dmfa 3y ago
To be fair there are a lot of people who are familiar with tech stuff and have just never actually learnt any sort of "dev" properly before who I would consider as beginner. These people also tend up pick things up very quickly at the beginning and are able to use the right lingo after a few months of learning -- anyone who has done a few months of a bootcamp can talk/write like that even if they don't have a deep understanding of what they are talking about.
cammikebrown 3y ago
I don’t know how to program but I know what all of that stuff means
akaBruce 3y ago
The author mentions > After all I’ve been a full stack dev for a little bit (just graduated college!) I'm guessing they differentiate being a dev (professionally or looking for work) from a student perhaps?
VoodooJuJu 3y ago
Has the bar lowered? Because I'd consider this lingo pretty accessible and 101 for a beginner anno domini 2024.

by sam1r 3y ago

coolandsmartrr 3y ago

The original post doesn't mention "beginner", so I'm not sure why OP (link poster) decided to editorialize it as such.

mikepurvis 3y ago
Pretty sure this is a self-submission, based on the user's comments elsewhere in the thread.
- deleted 3y ago
  [deleted]
- codetrotter 3y ago
  Also their username and the email in their profile is similar to the domain name. Yes, I think the submitter is the author.
akoboldfrying 3y ago
OP describes themselves as a "new developer": >Big shoutout to the invidious project and tyrrrz's blog they did basically all of the heavy lifting for this new developer!
marginalia_nu 3y ago
To be fair, we could all probably benefit from regarding ourselves as beginners [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoshin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoshin

throwaway19dmfa 3y ago

To be fair there are a lot of people who are familiar with tech stuff and have just never actually learnt any sort of "dev" properly before who I would consider as beginner. These people also tend up pick things up very quickly at the beginning and are able to use the right lingo after a few months of learning -- anyone who has done a few months of a bootcamp can talk/write like that even if they don't have a deep understanding of what they are talking about.

cammikebrown 3y ago

I don’t know how to program but I know what all of that stuff means

akaBruce 3y ago

The author mentions > After all I’ve been a full stack dev for a little bit (just graduated college!) I'm guessing they differentiate being a dev (professionally or looking for work) from a student perhaps?

VoodooJuJu 3y ago

Has the bar lowered? Because I'd consider this lingo pretty accessible and 101 for a beginner anno domini 2024.