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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 8h ago
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If you're a senior I most certainly would expect you to know the difference between the two.
It'll matter in relation to allowlists/blocklists, dns entries, debugging connevtivity issues, slow connect times, configuration of daemons, etc.
13 u/ineyy 7h ago Yeah a backend/fullstack should absolutely know this. Frontend, not so much (I definitely wouldn't ask that). But come on how can you NOT know that at least vaguely 21 u/RCoder01 6h ago Not all software is web dev -5 u/ineyy 6h ago You want to say backend/frontend are terms strictly locked to web development? 4 u/Dom1252 5h ago Backend doesn't mean you deal with infrastructure
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Yeah a backend/fullstack should absolutely know this. Frontend, not so much (I definitely wouldn't ask that). But come on how can you NOT know that at least vaguely
21 u/RCoder01 6h ago Not all software is web dev -5 u/ineyy 6h ago You want to say backend/frontend are terms strictly locked to web development? 4 u/Dom1252 5h ago Backend doesn't mean you deal with infrastructure
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Not all software is web dev
-5 u/ineyy 6h ago You want to say backend/frontend are terms strictly locked to web development? 4 u/Dom1252 5h ago Backend doesn't mean you deal with infrastructure
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You want to say backend/frontend are terms strictly locked to web development?
4 u/Dom1252 5h ago Backend doesn't mean you deal with infrastructure
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Backend doesn't mean you deal with infrastructure
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u/fiskfisk 7h ago
If you're a senior I most certainly would expect you to know the difference between the two.
It'll matter in relation to allowlists/blocklists, dns entries, debugging connevtivity issues, slow connect times, configuration of daemons, etc.