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Why does anyone learn anything? An intellectual pay-off is, to many, just as valuable as the practical (and ultimately, presumably, economic) pay-off that comes
by Xophmeister 10y ago
Why does anyone learn anything? An intellectual pay-off is, to many, just as valuable as the practical (and ultimately, presumably, economic) pay-off that comes from learning a new skill. That might be seen by many others to be "learning for learning's sake", but any research could potentially lead to wider benefits.
That said, for die-hard-pragmatists, it seems reasonable to assume that learning PLT might make one a better programmer.