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tahnik
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What a lazy fuck.

This so called full-stack developer doesn't know how to use mysql from command line. The only way he can do anything in the database is using phpMyAdmin or MySQL gui.

What? How do you even call yourself a developer when you don't know how to use basic command line tools?

The fucker wants me to find out why a particular feature is not working?

Why the fuck are you being paid for? You stupid idiot.

"Can you please grep ... in the server?"

What? Why would I do that for you? How about you ssh the server yourself?

What a waste of time.

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  • 2
    There's nothing in this industry that tilts me more than devs with 1 year experience of copying bootstrap templates and Stack Overflow answers to then call themselves full stack developer, holy shit it's annoying
  • 0
    Uh SQL in batch script...

    A pain in the ass... Have to use a tsql command and ...

    I've never actually done it before but it's pretty horrible... I'd have to Google it...
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    I don’t know what gives you the idea that a full stack developer is also a sysadmin or ops guy. Full stack just means that I can write back ends and front ends. Get down off of your cross and stop acting like you are such a martyr.

    That being said, I do know how to use a SQL client and the Linux command line, but it’s not my area of focus.
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    @deusprogrammer sure. Your job is to write code and it's sysadmin's job to debug it, right?

    The idiot has the particular file in his local test server, yet he wants me to grep the information for him from the server.

    I mean how do you support a dev who is supposed to be proficient at MySQL doesn't even know how to use MySQL shell?
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    Of course we are supposed be able to debug our code. I guess since I am usually using an ORM like JPA I rarely have to use SQL CLI to debug my data layer. So fair enough, good point. And of course a developer should know enough to access the logs of his server, search for things using the commands in “less” or using “grep”, and be able to at least know how to bounce servers, deploy their code and check the running processes. So yeah. Touché.

    Now I have so much more ammo to throw at Front End developers when they try to act like my job is easy.
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