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You are talking about programming at work, this is a different place that requires a different mindset to approaching problems, m talking about side projects, t
by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
You are talking about programming at work, this is a different place that requires a different mindset to approaching problems, m talking about side projects, the ones you do to learn, fun or to solve a common problem you have, developing at work it's usually the only place were you can't innovate, nor "become better at" something, it's driven by experience and profits.
PS: Without offense but you sound like a management robot, all those "big words" usually come from project leads who don't code, just "integrate" code.
- fennecfoxen 9y ago"big words"? are words like "lifecycle" and really project-lead words or are they just indicators of "i have worked on soft-appliance software that releases on CD periodically, and also with continuous-deployment web services, and understand this as a defining factor?" Is that really any more ridiculous and managementy than putting "code review" in scarequotes? :/
- SadWebDeveloper 9y agoAnd your point is? besides self-aggrandizing yourself there is no point related with the original topic of my comment nor yours.