Nice story, thanks for sharing!!
On 2022-04-27 17:31, Steve Litt via PLUG-discuss wrote:
Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss said on Thu, 21 Apr 2022 11:12:50 -0700
Hi,
I'm a PHP developer and always thought all opensource developers had
at least some knowledge of Linux.
Recently I watched a YouTu
Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss said on Thu, 21 Apr 2022 11:12:50 -0700
>Hi,
>
>I'm a PHP developer and always thought all opensource developers had
>at least some knowledge of Linux.
>
>Recently I watched a YouTube video that stated otherwise. The
>presenter said it is important to know Linux which
If someone proclaimed themselves an "open source dev" but didn't know linux
to at least some extent, my inside voice would dub them heretical and
proclaim yet another fool that doesn't even know what they're saying. I
would probably be compelled to at least ask sarcastically just exactly what
open
On 2022-04-21 11:54, JD Austin via PLUG-discuss wrote:
On Thu, Apr 21, 2022 at 11:12 AM Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss
And is it true that it is good, for a dev, to be able to put they
have basic familiarity of Linux on their resume?
It certainly can't hurt. If I have to job-hunt again, the tru
Call me biased, but, in my opinion, all software engineers (and
programmers/coders too) should know, or be learning, *at least* enough about
Linux to:
edit and build their software at the command line
configure and script an automated build (using a common tool like jenkins,
Github actions,
The concept of "shared" hosting still existed in the late 90's, at least for
PHP hosting. I distinctly remember using what was xoom.com at the time which
offered free php hosting. I had some stuff hosted there for a bit until either
I moved somewhere else or they disappeared.
On Thu, Apr 21, 20
I'd say that's true throughout IT; people are pretty specialized now
compared to how it was in the 90s when you had to build the whole stack
to do it yourself.
Nowadays people can set up on shared hosting and configure things in a web
browser and don't have to have a lot of low level knowledge.
I'm
Hello, Regarding Software dev people of which I am one of, I once had a
teacher with a masters degree in CIS tell me that polymorphism was a Latin
word. On another occasion, a different person who I worked with a masters
degree in CIS told me OOP was only happening in the GUI side. Best expe
As someone who worked with a lot of people in the software/web. A good
chunk of people don't know it that well enough. It has many many advantages
to understand the ecosystem and the distros available. Linux alone makes an
awesome developer environment that I don't think people really try to take
a
Interesting. I thought all opensource devs could configure a LAMP
config on DigitalOcean, deal with the DNS, and configure a virtual host.
AND make is work by Googling how to do so.
Not so hu?
On 2022-04-21 11:20, Snyder, Alexander J wrote:
In my experience as a Senior Systems Engineer/A
In my experience as a Senior Systems Engineer/Admin most in
software development, especially Java, haven't the slightest idea of Linux.
Most only know the absolute minimum to test/validate/Benchmark their
application, but when it comes to "general knowledge" most developers i
have been around are u
Hi,
I'm a PHP developer and always thought all opensource developers had at
least some knowledge of Linux.
Recently I watched a YouTube video that stated otherwise. The presenter
said it is important to know Linux which will set one apart from the
crowd.
I have been "messing"/"playing"/
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