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I would recommend going back to part 1 if this series is new to you: http://www.trackze.ro/windowing-systems-learning-by-example-introduction/ http://www.track
by Jaruzel 10y ago
I would recommend going back to part 1 if this series is new to you:
http://www.trackze.ro/windowing-systems-learning-by-example-introduction/ http://www.trackze.ro/windowing-systems-learning-by-example-...
btw, I'm a Class 2 programmer and proud! :)
- adamnemecek 10y agoI feel like these classifications are particular technology specific. I feel like you can't nw a good class 1 without doing some of class 2 first.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoI'm firmly Class 2, although I weaned myself off the need to know to precise implementation before I went mad (I still have to understand it more or less). But I cannot stand "magic." I hate Convention over Configuration, and can't stand Rails because of it. Why am I like this? I think part of it's inherent. The rest of it comes from years of having software break. My assumption is that sooner or later, something will break, and I'll have to debug it. And if I know how everything works now, I'll at least know where to start when the time comes.
- textmode 10y agoThis is great. If only Class 2 programmers could organize and pool their efforts. Nah, it would never work. :)
- zerr 10y agoClass 1 at work, Class 2 at home :)