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by dragonwriter
2196 days ago
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> Maybe because there are no IDEs on servers But IDEs on developer devices can remotely interface with servers, and how many developers ever have physical access to a server rather than using it remotely from a workstation? As a developer (though not by education a computer scientist), the vast majority of the software I cause to be run on servers is triggered automatically by updates to git repositories, and most of the rest is done via web consoles. Sure, I know how to do more, and that's sometimes even relevant to my work in terms of scripting what happens in CI/CD pipelines, etc., but running software on servers directly isn't really a central job duty. And for the more pure ops people for whom it is, they are even less likely to have jobs that looks for a CS background. |
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