Engineering is more or less about getting familiar with the proper tools and use them to solve specific problems: add new features, debugging, refactoring and optimizing.
And the tools themselves are built by other engineers and they need new features, debugging, optimization etc. It is turtles all the way down.
But each layer has its own jargons, conventions and unwritten hacks. That is where experience comes in. Once you get out off a rabbit hole or pothole, you are one step closer to becoming the “domain expert”. There is no short cut.
And the tools themselves are built by other engineers and they need new features, debugging, optimization etc. It is turtles all the way down.
But each layer has its own jargons, conventions and unwritten hacks. That is where experience comes in. Once you get out off a rabbit hole or pothole, you are one step closer to becoming the “domain expert”. There is no short cut.