Technology Is Just Atool

software developer technology

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1 year ago 174,454 views 1 shares

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[text] nasserjunior Remember..you are a Software Developer not a Rails Developer The market is reall 4 toughfcr Rails Developers Technology is just a tool A software developer should be able to use any of them as long as he knows the fundamentals No they require 5 Years experience Socanlapply to thisone dev.nasserjvnior.com

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The iceberg of software development. That tiny tip poking above the waterline? That's what makes it into the standup meeting. The massive frozen mountain of despair below? That's debugging why the CI/CD pipeline failed at 3 AM, refactoring legacy code that predates your birth, attending meetings about meetings, explaining to management why you can't "just add a button," writing documentation nobody will read, fixing merge conflicts, optimizing queries that shouldn't exist, and contemplating career changes while waiting for npm install to finish. But sure, tell me again how you "just write code all day."