I really hope this trend for imperative titles ends soon.
I'm happy the author found terms that line up with their goals/interests. If they want to share their thought process, that's interesting as well.
If they tell me to comply with their opinion (which I disagree with), it moves from interesting to irritating. Sure, it's an emotional reaction but that's a giant part of communication.
FWIW - here's my complaint: if your code isn't in support of a product (or R&D for a product) it's a weekend play project. I don't mean that to be any more condescending than the "elegant code is the end" bit. As stated those Product/Infrastructure terms don't apply to how I think about roles and are just not useful. "Frontend"/"backend" aren't remotely complete, but they are fairly accurate and useful.
I'm happy the author found terms that line up with their goals/interests. If they want to share their thought process, that's interesting as well.
If they tell me to comply with their opinion (which I disagree with), it moves from interesting to irritating. Sure, it's an emotional reaction but that's a giant part of communication.
FWIW - here's my complaint: if your code isn't in support of a product (or R&D for a product) it's a weekend play project. I don't mean that to be any more condescending than the "elegant code is the end" bit. As stated those Product/Infrastructure terms don't apply to how I think about roles and are just not useful. "Frontend"/"backend" aren't remotely complete, but they are fairly accurate and useful.