> The other group (increasingly large) just wants to `git push` and be done with it, and they're willing to spend a lot of (usually their employer's) money to have that experience. They don't want to have to understand DNS, linux, or anything else beyond whatever framework they are using.
lol, even understanding git is hard for them. Increasingly, software engineers don't want to learn their craft.
I think the root of it is most people coming into the software engineering industry just want a good paying job. They don’t have any real interest in computers or networks or anything else. Whatever keeps the direct deposits coming is what they’ll do. And in their defense, the web dev industry is so large in breadth and depth and the pay/benefits are so generous it’s an attractive career path no matter what your passion is.