Three-quarters of developers have experienced burnout, quit learning programs or course and almost three-quarters of them code for fun during weekends.
The Lazy Developer pushes code to production without testing and doesn't follow security best practices. Why? Because processes and protocols slow them down.
Overtime, chasing deadlines and on-call rotations are some of the clear causes of burnout. But developers can get burned out even if they don't work long hours.
Developers do much more than programming - planning, communication, architecture... Many things have to happen, and decisions have to be made before the first line of code is written.
HashiCorp's change in licensing has prompted a backlash and a debate on the future of the open-source software.
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