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And that desire to work on algorithm optimizations and solving fun problems is why we have such utterly complex web development toolchains today.
by meritt 9y ago
And that desire to work on algorithm optimizations and solving fun problems is why we have such utterly complex web development toolchains today.
- cix_pkez 9y agoI actually agree totally, but perhaps not for your intended reason. I have a hunch that the clear syntax and relative simplicity of web programming is what drives a certain kind of developer to long for complexity and turn something simple into this: `user.public? && (current_user.try(:test) ? user.test? : !user.test?)`
- SketchySeaBeast 9y agoYeah, that's something that a developer learns better as he gains experience, but as a younger dev I know that I craved complexity for complexities sake, and to prove that I COULD work with complexity. I've since grown out of that.