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When I used to program in C decades ago, I felt the need to read literature, write small test programs etc - before launching into the actual problem solving/so
by hans0l074 8y ago
When I used to program in C decades ago, I felt the need to read literature, write small test programs etc - before launching into the actual problem solving/solution building exercise. That is, I wanted some sort of internal "armed with the knowledge now, I can get down to brass tacks..." feeling. But I see younger devs these days using advanced frameworks as lego blocks and getting right into "making it work/prototyping" mode, with bits and pieces from Stackoverflow etc., whereas I find myself hesitating to even start. I'm jealous.
- romeisendcoming 8y agoYes, and these devs come up with the worst form of spaghetti dependencies and nightmare operational environments. This and mega scale deployment has brought us to the container, automation and orchestration stage where no one is competent to actually deal with anything other than bundling code into where it worked once and pushing it everywhere.