The story is interesting and gave a lot of value but the end result is underwhelming.
Any dev worth their salt can learn enough of a different discipline in the dev field. Or maybe I am biased because I was “raised language agnostic at uni”.
Wait, it’s not the result that’s underwhelming. It’s that it almost reads as an insult that people have the expectation that learning different dev disciplines might be impossible. I just can’t see what is impossible about a different discipline when you are already an experienced software engineer with a CS education.
If one came from a coding bootcamp, yea then I get it (I taught at one).
The story is interesting and gave a lot of value but the end result is underwhelming.
Any dev worth their salt can learn enough of a different discipline in the dev field. Or maybe I am biased because I was “raised language agnostic at uni”.
Wait, it’s not the result that’s underwhelming. It’s that it almost reads as an insult that people have the expectation that learning different dev disciplines might be impossible. I just can’t see what is impossible about a different discipline when you are already an experienced software engineer with a CS education.
If one came from a coding bootcamp, yea then I get it (I taught at one).