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The other suggestion is to not worry about who initiates what. I make it a habit of reaching out to people and don’t mind if I am the one doing so the majority of the time. It is so easy, for me at least, to fall into the trap of keeping track to make sure the people “care enough”.
Hope that helps and hopefully my entirely unasked for advice wasn’t inappropriate. Only responding because I am a similar age and struggled with the same.
We use this pretty effectively in our iOS app to model and implement Effect types in a functional core / imperative shell architecture.
The history of technology and markets show this just isn’t true on any significant timescale.
Make sure to start and transition slowly though as there are warnings about injuring your Achilles and other muscles in your calf if you start off too aggressively.
Love the self-deprecation! Downloading now.
But we’re talking about extremely basic things. Simple pages that display data, like a bank website showing my transactions. And you know what? The simplest of sites seem to work awful on the web… because the web developers make bad sites. I have seen examples of sites that are smooth, functional, and beautiful. But most sites are not. They are bloated messes where the user experience seems to be 15th on the list of concerns.
To answer to the question: “why does the web suck on mobile” is almost entirely “because web developers make awful websites”.
Or… it still requires similar education and experience but programmers end up so much more efficient they earn _more_.
Hard to say right now.
The deal was “if a business spends a percentage this money on payroll, it will be forgive”. It was designed to keep businesses afloat for a set amount of time as we locked down for COVID.