Amy builds Cloud Native Applications and has delivered talks at ServerlessConf and AWS Summit Chicago. Amy has survived acquisitions, layoffs, and balancing life with two young children.
I learned Java in college and used it in my first job. Then that job acquired a PHP application and I had to learn it to support the development. Because I was the most junior at the time, they couldn't make anyone else do it. Then a year later, that company was acquired by a big tech company that ran primarily on PHP and as one of three PHP devs on the team, my growth jumped. I stopped hating it after the first couple months and ended up doing that as my primary work for the next 9 years. At the end of the day, they're all just tools.
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I learned Java in college and used it in my first job. Then that job acquired a PHP application and I had to learn it to support the development. Because I was the most junior at the time, they couldn't make anyone else do it. Then a year later, that company was acquired by a big tech company that ran primarily on PHP and as one of three PHP devs on the team, my growth jumped. I stopped hating it after the first couple months and ended up doing that as my primary work for the next 9 years. At the end of the day, they're all just tools.