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Software is eating the world:The simplest ways to understand the market
Re:Software is eating the world: Why you need to question your current...
on Monday April 15, 2019 @05:25PM (#19669070)
Really nice dimension you highlighted - It is indeed many legacy systems are running business critical application which are quite expensive to replace, we see that in the finance, insurance, banking, and aviation domain.
On important dimension to consider when learning technologies is to always invest on learning the fundamentals which rarely change with time.
For example, investing on developing sound understanding of TCP/IP protocol will be helpful regardless of what technology vendor you will use and the basics remain (almost timeless)
Re:Software is eating the world: Why you need to question your current...
on Monday April 15, 2019 @05:22PM (#19669050)
Well, I agree the statement could be over-generalized. It is indeed case by case.
For example, I can objectively claim that React based website with modern UX will have higher user experience as compared to static HTML - the claims are easily verifiable on the extreme ends.
But on the other hand, is Flutter better than React Native just because it is newer or will provide more business value? I find it tough to answer without sound experience and analysis.
Re:Software is eating the world: Why you need to question your current...
on Monday April 15, 2019 @05:20PM (#19669035)
Well, Indeed I agree: It is quite challenging to balance learning, life, and career development. Actually, I am planning to write a specific article on this - How to properly choose and learn technologies.
I have an article on time management you might like
https://www.cognitiveosman.com/few-tips-and-tricks-you-are-m...
Re:Software is eating the world: Why you need to question your current...
on Sunday April 14, 2019 @04:14PM (#19661435)
Hi revskill, seems very cool! I would glad to know more about the stack.