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I'm still in University taking a design degree, and most of the students, who want to get started on building websites, don't ask the teachers to learn HTML or
by joao 18y ago
I'm still in University taking a design degree, and most of the students, who want to get started on building websites, don't ask the teachers to learn HTML or any other languages — instead they ask: 'Can you teach Dreamweaver?'
The same happens with other areas, they ask specifically for the software, not the subject. It's the WYSIWYG generation.
- wmf 18y agoThat attitude should make it easy for smart employers to weed them out.
- iamelgringo 18y agoThat's the reason that I left the design/art world and majored in software engineering. I was repeatedly stumping my teachers by asking them questions like "why would I use a jpg instead of a bitmap" or "which video codec is better for what we are using?" I routinely got answers like, "just use whatever one looks better." It really starts to get annoying when you leave the 2D Photoshop/Illustrator world and get into 3D and animation design. There's so much animation that has to be automated procedurally or just makes more sense once you understand how the application actually works.