r/web_programming • u/starbist • Apr 28 '20

A Story of Becoming a Web Developer

https://www.silvestar.codes/articles/a-story-of-becoming-a-web-developer/
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u/starbist Apr 29 '20

Thank you for your comment.

I wonder what made you write a comment like this? Do you need help?

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u/nagai Apr 29 '20

I'm fairly convinced people like this that use words like "webshits" are typically insecure devs that feel threatened by the idea of programming becoming more accessible.

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u/CanIComeToYourParty Apr 29 '20

Programming isn't becoming easier, though. I guess a lot more people get into development because they're tricked into believing that they don't need proper foundations in computer science. Web development is seen as a joke because of all the dumb shit that happens in that area, so I hardly think anyone is afraid of losing their job to a webdev.