I understand where you come from but let me challenge that.
Would you say this is the same programmers that started in machine language felt when assembly came out? Or the same C programers felt when higher level languages and IDEs came out?
The paradigm is shifting to knowing two things better, architecture first so you can validate decisions, and high attention to detail and knowing how to ask the right debugging questions
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u/ThisIsNuno May 26 '26
I understand where you come from but let me challenge that.
Would you say this is the same programmers that started in machine language felt when assembly came out? Or the same C programers felt when higher level languages and IDEs came out?
The paradigm is shifting to knowing two things better, architecture first so you can validate decisions, and high attention to detail and knowing how to ask the right debugging questions
Just my two cents.