So, I'm a web developer, I work as a web developer, I studied Web Developing for 2 years, and I know my way around front-end developing (the things that user is actually going to see), but today, we were moving a project to another server, and my boss told me to check "the permissions of the front-end folders" and I was absolutely confused.
I don't know what the fuck is that, how do I even check the permits of a folder? Then, she told me shit like "that's basic programming stuff", and I didn't replied to her, because, Honestly, I'm not sure if it is. I've never used the console to "check" for permissions, let alone move stuff directly from the console, instead of the windows tools.
I've got other problems, like, everybody uses their free-time to investigate new frameworks, languages and getting informed on the newer technologies, but I couldn't care less, I use my free-time to read, or play Dark Souls, or anything really, but researching about how can I make my code run 1 second faster.
I'm not competitive, due to my asperger, which makes me care even less, but I'm started to get worried, because my boss and my co-worker seemed legitimately baffled that I didn't know how to check the permits of a folder,
I only know how to code front-end stuff, I'm sorry if I'm not LIVING to program, and when I NEED to move to another language, I'll do it, no problem, but I'm not learning Kotlin in my free time just cus another co-worker said it was "the future".
Does anybody else has this problem? Is it wrong for me to don't spend all of my time in researching newer languages and shit?