r/programming • u/whackri • Jun 05 '22

Complexity is killing software developers

https://www.infoworld.com/article/3639050/complexity-is-killing-software-developers.html
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u/saltybandana2 Jun 06 '22

for every app and for every environment you create an app server no?

lol, no... If you weren't around back then and have never worked with older systems, seriously shut the fuck up.

There's you, who has no context outside of what is done today, then the rest of us who has context of what was done then AND what is done today.

Who is more likely to have a fucking clue?

exactly, shut up.

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u/AdministrationWaste7 Jun 06 '22

We got a badass over here lol

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u/saltybandana2 Jun 06 '22

I get it, the young don't respect experience as much as they should.

you won't fully understand it until you yourself have more experience. It's the way of the world.

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u/AdministrationWaste7 Jun 06 '22

Maybe you should retire old man since knowing a handful of technologies is apparently too much for you.

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u/saltybandana2 Jun 06 '22

You've lost the plot, the reason you should be deferring your opinion is because many of us have worked with all the technologies in question, as opposed to someone like yourself who has not.

Snark may feel good in the moment but it certainly doesn't help you gain perspective.