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Or, if you're experienced and "old", you realize that all the technologies you mention can be picked up in about a week or two (for all not per technology) and
by joesmo 11y ago
Or, if you're experienced and "old", you realize that all the technologies you mention can be picked up in about a week or two (for all not per technology) and are essentially just rehashing old ideas that you already have years of experience with.
You realize how with little effort you can pick up new things and recognize the stupidity of youth who write posts like this.
And you write way better code than most young people because you understand what matters and it's not knowing some specific framework or tool.
- hga 11y agoI'd add the caveat that learning new paradigms can take longer than a week, e.g. "client-server" in all its guises, OO or functional programming, databases. But once you learn a paradigm, variations on a theme tend to take "about a week or two", and almost all this new stuff is variations on existing paradigms.