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That’s a good point. It also shows that those who are worried about everyone learning to code, and our job market subsequently becoming saturated, is rather a n
by spacephysics 6y ago
That’s a good point. It also shows that those who are worried about everyone learning to code, and our job market subsequently becoming saturated, is rather a needless worry.
Sure some saturation will occur, but furthering your point, just because most can read and write doesn’t mean they’ll all become professional writers.
- fongitosous 6y agowhat worries me is the code-monkey idea behind everyone can/need to code. I don't want coding to become the blue-collar skill of the next decade.
- paul_f 6y agoI hope you didn't mean this as elitist as it comes across. There's nothing wrong with blue-collar coding
- randompwd 6y agoYes there is. As a craft, it dies.
- fongitosous 6y agoI meant it in a way that if coding becomes a blue-collar job salaries will go lower, people who have ambition will move into another field, work life will get harder.
- dennis_jeeves 6y agoIt is already a blue-collar skill for 3/4 of people who code.