The worst devs to deal with is the devs who does not understand or know about the OSI-model

Sorry :(

Networking ?

I guess you mean those who stuck to the TCP/IP and doesn't know about OSI, let alone those who got no idea about the architecture at all, right?

I checked the osi-model on Wikipedia and cannot think of use cases where this knowledge is of help in web development.

The most annoying part is when they don't get your joke about layer 8 error

The worst devs to work with are those who learn a new concept and feel superior over the ones who doesn't know it, instead of sharing the knowledge

Also those who don't know how to make their verbs agree with their subjects in person and number

But that knowledge is what makes us sysadmins, right? I don't think that devs should really know much more about the networking stack than how to do something like adding a TCP socket.. unless they also manage a server of course.. in which case, learn it already!

@Wombat
So I dont get the blame for stupid shit .

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Grammatically incorrect, but works.

@Linux start throwing furniture at people blaming you. Problem fixed

@Wombat
I'll do that next time :)

I don't think devs need to know about it but devs need to expand knowledge and most of all, not be arrogant and think from their point of view. I mean I'm sure Linux said this cuz of dealing with devs who think they know it all and therefore blaming the system for not having their code work when the problem is their code.

Just my two cents :)

Every dev should know about this because both integration testing and troubleshooting work best bottom-up along the layers.

@Cyanide
I know it like this: Please Do Not Throw Salami Pizza Away :-D

@shaji those is the worsts

Shit! I'm one of the worst to deal with! My world falls apart!

@ArcaneEye I recall learning that mnemonic from Cybrary! Do you happen to follow their courses as well? :D

Why do all devs need to know sysadmin knowledge? That's like saying you're shit at server management if you can't code JavaScript.

@dangerzone
Because it is basic knowledge and it will save you brain and time

@dangerzone If your job somehow relates to networking, you should know. If you even use networks on a professional level, you should know a little bit of how it all works. Some devs even need to engineer the network stuff.

@Cyanide i seriously have no idea what you're saying right now

@shaji The seven layers of OSI Model.