CaptainRant
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How do you deal with constantly having to learn new software for work?
Every other minute a new and random library/framework comes into existence and your job forces you to deal with it.
How do you deal with this constant change? I find it annoying to have to constantly relearn how to do things, but I think it helps when you have good fundamentals that help you absorb and deal with new problems relatively quickly.
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!( libraries || frameworks ) but documentation for me. But, I just clench my teeth && push through. New hardware gets released == new documentation comes out. That documentation also gets updated, so yeah, I need to be constantly on the lookout for changes in docs && reading them. Part of the job.
We don't have this problem, everything is 2008... If there is anything new, its because of me lol
Nah, 2015 - like this website in exception of all the AI features 😁.
In 2015 we trust!
Ooooh, we knew how to write software back then.
It's the main reason that I think deving must be part of your life, not only just your job.
But AI is closing this gaps. If knowing X framework is still a requirement, I would lough. "Dear ai, dusjii pushii, please do a deep research on [worthless framework of the day] and it's best practices and document it in selerate document called [name of your favorite kid].md and refer to it from CLAUDE.md enforcing using the last versions standaard. When you've done that, initialize me a project the fw way, spank you very much. "...
Tadaa. Maybe smth is off, but hey, you're a professional developer, you'll see with common sense and make a diamond out of it.
Lough? Wahaha, retoor language is retoorded.