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Let's be open: software hasn't become fundamentally better even with better tools and languages. Quality software is more a product of the person or team that c
by failrate 8y ago
Let's be open: software hasn't become fundamentally better even with better tools and languages. Quality software is more a product of the person or team that created it than the available bells and whistles.
- frosted-flakes 8y agoMaybe not higher quality, but certainly more capabilities.
- failrate 8y agoI yield that my potential high point in terms of scale and complexity are objectively higher, but I feel like we are solving the same problems over and again with various permutations of bandaids and baling wire.