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I do not agree with parts of #3. There needs to be a different way. You cannot require developers to maintain github projects in there spare time. This truly wi
by JustSomeNobody 9y ago
I do not agree with parts of #3. There needs to be a different way. You cannot require developers to maintain github projects in there spare time. This truly will weed out amazing developers who have families, who prefer to have non dev hobbies, who volunteer a lot of their spare time, etc... You know, people who might actually be interesting to work with.
- sakuronto 9y agoI don't disagree with your point, but it's very rude of you to dismiss developers who find coding fun as 'uninteresting'.
- JustSomeNobody 9y agoPlenty of people find coding fun but don't have github accounts or do much coding after work. This is especially true if your work is very interesting. You find that you have less itching to scratch so to speak. I love coding. But I don't feel I need to do any outside of work because I love the projects I get to do at work. But yes, people who code all the time can be interesting. I just don't want the industry to demand we all do it.