I disagree with pretty much everything in this article, apart from the fact that people often come up to me with a question of the “I tried nothing, and I’m all out of ideas!” kind.
The author seems to want it both ways. They want the devs to fix their own problems, but at the same time give them zero control of the stack (we have to provide them with guide rails to prevent them from hurting themselves indeed).
The author seems to want it both ways. They want the devs to fix their own problems, but at the same time give them zero control of the stack (we have to provide them with guide rails to prevent them from hurting themselves indeed).