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I've heard it said (in the uk). It seems to identify programmers who don't like and don't read about programming.
by SandB0x 17y ago
I've heard it said (in the uk). It seems to identify programmers who don't like and don't read about programming.
- alttab 17y agoI'd agree here too - if you enjoy programming enough to read about it, then you'll realize that while some people say "orientated" (be it correct or not), the majority of the industry from the inside uses "oriented." I've also heard the former and immediately had thoughts along the lines of "they don't truly know OO." In my experience these people did not have an intuitive grasp on it.