There's a part in the article about the corporate tech pressure - you can't just stop using them, at least at work.
Moreover, I want to understand them as I did for any other tools in the past, that's why I find myself using and exploring them also outside work. It's just a tool, but with a huge impact of the crafting process (that is the fun part of coding for me).
Moreover, I want to understand them as I did for any other tools in the past, that's why I find myself using and exploring them also outside work. It's just a tool, but with a huge impact of the crafting process (that is the fun part of coding for me).