Not a founder but have 20+ years experience in code and 7 before that in design and build of data center blade tech back when that was still kind of new; been in engineering a while
And yeah... have seen all the jargons come and go. DOS, Novell, Windows NT, xml, soap, next, BSD had a moment, chef and yada yada...the vague hand wavy semantics to 2010s web saas will not be spared
The most common shared cross continent language for whats going on is math... stats of state of memory registers
The jargons conjured up on the fly to do office work 30+ years ago all fade away; how many startups went all in on COBOL during the RoR era?
So yeah; hard pressed to recommend tethering juniors to useless jargon as we have most of my career.
And yeah... have seen all the jargons come and go. DOS, Novell, Windows NT, xml, soap, next, BSD had a moment, chef and yada yada...the vague hand wavy semantics to 2010s web saas will not be spared
The most common shared cross continent language for whats going on is math... stats of state of memory registers
The jargons conjured up on the fly to do office work 30+ years ago all fade away; how many startups went all in on COBOL during the RoR era?
So yeah; hard pressed to recommend tethering juniors to useless jargon as we have most of my career.