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Nope. There are still bad developers, i.e. those who can't manage themselves. And, just because someone "thinks" they can manage, doesn't mean they can manage
by mmjaa 8y ago
Nope. There are still bad developers, i.e. those who can't manage themselves.
And, just because someone "thinks" they can manage, doesn't mean they can manage.
The only metric that matters: number of USERS. Good developers have thousands of them. Great developers, millions.
- thoughtspile 8y agoWhat about non-public / embedded software then?
- mmjaa 8y agoUltimately, they have users too. However the context is general application development - certainly, special-case users have their value as well...
- ken 8y agoBy that metric, two of the best kinds of developers are virus writers, and people who made the insecure systems that they infect.
- mmjaa 8y agoThe 'user' of a virus is the virus author - not the person running the software. A user is someone who attains some gain from running software. So, no, this would be a very low user count.