Considering the fact that mainstream dev (aka boilerplate, route, orm, docker) might evaporate in the coming years. Is discrete math/graph theory a good starting point to pivot if software engineering is disrupted ?
Considering the fact that mainstream dev (aka boilerplate, route, orm, docker) might evaporate in the coming years. Is discrete math/graph theory a good starting point to pivot if software engineering is disrupted ?
math is arguably in a worse place than software
At the highest level it could be, but I can't see my future not learning more. So I'm trying to find a list of things that might still have some work value.
Yep, being able to understand more complex ideas and having frameworks for thinking/abstracting things will always be helpful. Graph theory is a great example.