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Yes and yes. If I compare myself against when I just started, I'm easily 10x more valuable now (in some cases 100x). And I would still choose my current self o
by pg314 9y ago
Yes and yes.
If I compare myself against when I just started, I'm easily 10x more valuable now (in some cases 100x). And I would still choose my current self over 5 copies of myself at 5-7 years of experience.
Maybe if you have a simple problem, like a CRUD application or a simple website, it wouldn't matter much. But for harder problems there is no contest.
- Clubber 9y agoThis. Most development is CRUD and is trivial. Write a DSS and/or automation system that is bulletproof and saves millions and it's significantly more difficult. The difference between using something like Biztalk and writing something like Biztalk is orders of magnitude more difficult. If you are using someone else's framework for the majority of what your application does, that's not really software development. I know many people won't like hearing that.