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”Regular programming” and ”regular programming” have different constraints and goals. Unless you think that e.g. a sound card driver and a web browser are devel
by boomlinde 7y ago
”Regular programming” and ”regular programming” have different constraints and goals. Unless you think that e.g. a sound card driver and a web browser are developed with the same goals in mind and under the same constraints, you agree that games are not exceptional in this regard.
IMO it is more useful to think of software and its development as simply more or less complex.
Also, your whole post basically ignores GP’s argument that not everything is either a CRUD app or a game. Maybe it would serve your argument better if you took care to read and respond to his.