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Which programmer enjoys typing, or which builder enjoys the physical activity itself? It's about the way to the end result, getting from nothing to something, o
by deltron3030 9y ago
Which programmer enjoys typing, or which builder enjoys the physical activity itself? It's about the way to the end result, getting from nothing to something, or not? For the professor it would be the understanding and success of his pupils.
The stuff in between nothing and something, especially what you don't like, could be an opportunity if theres nothing in reach that already solves the problem.
- philwelch 9y ago> Which programmer enjoys typing, or which builder enjoys the physical activity itself? That's actually a reason to get better at these things, though--the better your fundamentals are, the less attention you have to pay to them and the more attention you have left over for actually thinking about what you're doing. When I'm coding, typing is the last thing on my mind--I just think code and my muscle memory translates it into keystrokes. And I'm a Vim user.
- deltron3030 9y agoBut wouldn't you prefer to just being able to connect your tested UI prototype and data model without having to translate it into code yourself? That's what I'm doing when I code, I translate things that already exists into a different language. I'd rather focus on other things if I could.
- philwelch 9y agoMaybe if you could type faster, the tedious parts of your work won't take as long :)