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>Yup. And they're missing the point that this isn't 1985 anymore. A high school student with a week of JavaScript and HTML could write AirBnB. Sorry is this a
by antt 7y ago
>Yup. And they're missing the point that this isn't 1985 anymore. A high school student with a week of JavaScript and HTML could write AirBnB.
Sorry is this a joke? Because I'm missing it.
- TuringNYC 7y agoI dont think this is a joke -- because sellers (workers) believe it and because buyers (employers) believe it...until they realize the project - crashes under load, - cannot scale to even 5% the traffic, - doesnt have all the myriad required compliance and transnational side systems - has underinvested in accounting and all support systems - is un-maintainable, etc. etc. And that is when serious businesses realize you get what you pay for and that you need to pay for real experience to real systems.