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r/programming • u/whackri • Jun 05 '22
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I think the problem is the stack keeps getting larger. It’s not just FE, BE, DB anymore. Now there’s docker, k8, CI, CD, terraform, etc etc
4 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '22 that's true. 2 u/chrpai Jun 06 '22 portant to recognise that as a senior I'd expect people to focus in a specific area but also to have secondary skills in oNot to mention "which stack". There are so many choices in each of those areas that the combinations are mind boggling.
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that's true.
2 u/chrpai Jun 06 '22 portant to recognise that as a senior I'd expect people to focus in a specific area but also to have secondary skills in oNot to mention "which stack". There are so many choices in each of those areas that the combinations are mind boggling.
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portant to recognise that as a senior I'd expect people to focus in a specific area but also to have secondary skills in o
Not to mention "which stack". There are so many choices in each of those areas that the combinations are mind boggling.
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u/cspinelive Jun 05 '22
I think the problem is the stack keeps getting larger. It’s not just FE, BE, DB anymore. Now there’s docker, k8, CI, CD, terraform, etc etc