Like playing a puzzle or strategy game where you have to think which tech stacks should be used and their pros and cons. E.g. you choose Rust since it is very fast and has type safety but might be hard to write or read, or JS since it is easier to write but can be hard to maintaine.
And when there are updates from framework or language it’s like there is a new patch where we have to follow .
When you code, your knowleadge is like your skill level in MMO game, where if you are high level like 99, you can learn a very cool skill that deal tons of dmg, so if you know alot of things backend, frontend, ci/cd, testing, you can make a solid maintainable, scalable app.
And when you work in a team, it is like you are in a guild or party together to achieve something big e.g. Chatgpt Engineer make Jarvis come into reality.
When you learn new stuff, reading docs, it is like you are farming in MMO game to level up to become stronger!!
You see what I mean? so basically as the title says
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r/cscareerquestions Like playing a puzzle or strategy game where you have to think which tech stacks should be used and their pros and cons. E.g. you choose Rust since it is very fast and has type safety but might be hard to write or read, or JS since it is easier to write but can be hard to maintaine. And when there are updates from framework or language it’s like there is a new patch where we have to follow . When you code, your knowleadge is like your skill level in MMO game, where if you are high level like 99, you can learn a very cool skill that deal tons of dmg, so if you know alot of things backend, frontend, ci/cd, testing, you can make a solid maintainable, scalable app. And when you work in a team, it is like you are in a guild or party together to achieve something big e.g. Chatgpt Engineer make Jarvis come into reality. When you learn new stuff, reading docs, it is like you are farming in MMO game to level up to become stronger!! You see what I mean? so basically as the title says submitted by /u/ballbeamboy2 [link] [comments]
Like playing a puzzle or strategy game where you have to think which tech stacks should be used and their pros and cons. E.g. you choose Rust since it is very fast and has type safety but might be hard to write or read, or JS since it is easier to write but can be hard to maintaine.
And when there are updates from framework or language it’s like there is a new patch where we have to follow .
When you code, your knowleadge is like your skill level in MMO game, where if you are high level like 99, you can learn a very cool skill that deal tons of dmg, so if you know alot of things backend, frontend, ci/cd, testing, you can make a solid maintainable, scalable app.
And when you work in a team, it is like you are in a guild or party together to achieve something big e.g. Chatgpt Engineer make Jarvis come into reality.
When you learn new stuff, reading docs, it is like you are farming in MMO game to level up to become stronger!!
You see what I mean? so basically as the title says
submitted by /u/ballbeamboy2
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