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I agree with all of your points. I also think software development has changed from being creative and fun to being competitive and up-tight. But isn’t that j
by surfsvammel 8y ago
I agree with all of your points.
I also think software development has changed from being creative and fun to being competitive and up-tight.
But isn’t that just a function of time? 15 years ago software development, in many places, was “something “those strange guys down at IT” did. There wasn’t any higher level manager anywhere that even knew what to expect semi a development team. They didn’t even understand what it was, except that it was probably important to have.
Today, software is the business itself. Everywhere.
Even banks proclaim, in their strategies, that they are going to be “IT first”.
Software taking a more central role.
Software being better understood.
More people going into software related jobs.
- externalreality 8y ago15 years ago was 2004, meaning there were Linux distributions, Java, Python, all that stuff already existed. I was eagerly awaiting Gears of War not Doom 2, for example. Yea, sometimes I forget that 15 years ago was in fact already 2004.