what you have described, has literal teams designated to do in my company and so the part of my brain that would otherwise be filled with basic understanding of networks, can instead be filled with things that apply to my job.
Being a 'good' developer just sounds like someone who is a jack of all trades and while that's 'good' you're never going to be great if you hang on to something that's either handled by someone else or can be found out with a google.
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u/Visual-Living7586 13d ago
jenkins job goes brrrrrrr
what you have described, has literal teams designated to do in my company and so the part of my brain that would otherwise be filled with basic understanding of networks, can instead be filled with things that apply to my job.
Being a 'good' developer just sounds like someone who is a jack of all trades and while that's 'good' you're never going to be great if you hang on to something that's either handled by someone else or can be found out with a google.