I disagree with the Jack of all trades, master of none cliché. You can effectively be a master of multiple fields because the true applicable depth of so many of them are completely shallow.
There are entire niches in software development that you can dismiss wholesale.
Virtually everything in the web that isn't the web standards themselves or from the most popular libraries isn't worth learning because it's just regurgitation.
If you know CSS as an applicable professional level, any CSS framework you see is irrelevant. You can pick it up. Etc.
There are entire niches in software development that you can dismiss wholesale.
Virtually everything in the web that isn't the web standards themselves or from the most popular libraries isn't worth learning because it's just regurgitation.
If you know CSS as an applicable professional level, any CSS framework you see is irrelevant. You can pick it up. Etc.