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> But I feel part of the problem is that the companies want to rather hire a plumber (I mean, software engineer) than to buy an off-the-shelf solution. Conside
by maltalex 8y ago
> But I feel part of the problem is that the companies want to rather hire a plumber (I mean, software engineer) than to buy an off-the-shelf solution.
Consider Rosenberg’s Law:
Software is easy to make, except when you want it to do something new.
The corollary is, The only software that’s worth making is software that does something new.
- kornish 8y agoNever heard this before, and a quick Google around doesn't turn up anything - what's the origin of this? I dig it.