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If you don't have respect for CRUD apps, why are you trying to get a job doing CRUD apps?
by notus 7y ago
If you don't have respect for CRUD apps, why are you trying to get a job doing CRUD apps?
- melvinroest 7y agoCompared to most forms of programming, it doesn't give me a headache. Or at least not enough of a headache to suffer under it. I think that's also part of why I sound arrogant according to people? CRUD never made me suffer. Other types of programming definitely did. CRUD does have challenges, especially when it needs to be on a large scale and performant. Another reason is that I'm a digital creator at heart, not a programmer. Ultimately, I don't care about programming, I care about putting whatever is in my mind into the real world (despite that I did my best to learn CS as I did find it a valuable form of knowledge). And I find programming to be the most effective way to do that. I think creating CRUD apps is quite close to digital creation. It's less of a headache (compared to other types of programming) and more visual (if you're full-stack or frontend).
- austhrow743 7y ago>Another reason is that I'm a digital creator at heart, not a programmer. Ultimately, I don't care about programming, I care about putting whatever is in my mind into the real world (despite that I did my best to learn CS as I did find it a valuable form of knowledge). And I find programming to be the most effective way to do that. I think creating CRUD apps is quite close to digital creation. Focusing on this and working "value creation" in to it will come across a lot better than anything that could be interpreted as "CRUD apps are easy and I'm looking to bludge for a while before I bail to something challenging again".