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I identify more with the front-end devs, even though I've spent the last few years working with node, sails and meteor.js. I think that a lot of javascript dev
by louisswiss 11y ago
I identify more with the front-end devs, even though I've spent the last few years working with node, sails and meteor.js.
I think that a lot of javascript devs (compared to java, C etc) get into it via web design and j query, whereas 'true devs' often have a real CS background.
It seems like just another 'web dev isn't real programming' bias but on a smaller scale.
- ipselon 11y agoAha, I got it. So, front-end developers may event don't know about nodejs ?
- davelnewton 11y agoSure, because they have no exposure to it. Doesn't mean they're not a "true dev"; that's orthogonal.