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The most important skills for Python devs in 2019
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ML is DS (data science). AWS is more for sysadmins and netadmins who can program. it's amazing how many sysadmins and netadmins i have met (because this is where i have focused my career and had most jobs) that can't program. some can't even write a script. when i started my career, everyone in IT did at least some programming (even if it was just COBOL). now days, so many can't. but AWS/cloud is just getting going. getting into that needs the skill of programming (and, of course, problem solving). i'm now retired from IT, but got bored and started my own business helping about a dozen other companies to do things on AWS. lots of automation going on. and so far it has all been in Python or Bash (mostly Python).
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RE: The most important skills for Python devs in 2019 - by Skaperen - Apr-26-2019, 04:36 AM

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