47 here, coding professionally since I was 24. No management, and no plans for it. While ageism exists in some places, I don't find it to be an industry wide p

47 here, coding professionally since I was 24. No management, and no plans for it. While ageism exists in some places, I don't find it to be an industry wide problem. At the end of the day programming is just coding the correct if/else and working with other programs, and the OS. (Which is really just a program too) Personally I love it. Building and extending these machines. Learning new ways of doing things, coding for new platforms.