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I really hate to resort to ad hominems, but I'd like to point out that this is by a designer slash developer. It's really easy to feel that code is only part o
by j_baker 16y ago
I really hate to resort to ad hominems, but I'd like to point out that this is by a designer slash developer. It's really easy to feel that code is only part of your job when it's only part of your job. Personally, I work with code all day every day, and I feel as though every moment I've spent improving my code has paid back at least twofold. You just have to think of code as an investment. It's something that you have to put extra into up front to get a big return.
- jamieknght 16y agoHiya, Thanks for the comment, i see your point completely and i agree it depends what hats you a wearing. I think the overal point i am making is that on some projects, for some clients one man band types can tend to loose focus on the end goal and end up building great technical builds, which are not suitible for the end client. I expect how i see my role and what i do (as both a developer, and designer and with many other hats :D) will evolve as time goes on. Thanks for your comment and i hope that explains a bit about where i am coming from. cheers, Jamie & Lion