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Well, as you can see from my comment, I, at least, am quite immune to this pressure. :-) It's funny to feel like an old-timer at 30, but I've been doing it for
by abalashov 11y ago
Well, as you can see from my comment, I, at least, am quite immune to this pressure. :-)
It's funny to feel like an old-timer at 30, but I've been doing it for 21 years. Everything old really is new to me again. There's nothing less exciting to me than the latest 100-line .js dependency to include or yet another API reference to glaze over.
- ry_ry 11y agoYou have been a professional developer since you were 9?
- abalashov 11y agoNot a professional one, of course. :-) However, I think it's fair to say I've been programming since that age because of the sheer amount of it that I did before I was 18, as it relates to the theme of burnout. I wrote fairly complex systems all throughout middle and high school. As I recall, I wrote my first multiuser server when I was 10 or 11.