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> What do you base this on? Experience? One does not get 'proficient' in a week in any given language. One can build up a program in a new language in a week,
by wott 9y ago
> What do you base this on?
Experience?
One does not get 'proficient' in a week in any given language. One can build up a program in a new language in a week, but that does not mean proficiency. It takes between many months and a few year to become proficient in a language: it is the outcome of a process of exploration, trials, mistakes, discoveries of better or more adapted ways, finding out the shortcomings an learning to work around them, picking a right balance between ease to write and ease to read, ease to write and performance...
- JoeAltmaier 9y agoProficient doesn't mean expert. It takes about 6 weeks to get proficient.
- bborud 9y agoSo, in other words, anecdotal evidence. So let's quantify what "proficient" means. How would you measure of someone is proficient in a programming language?