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When tooling is tucked behind glass doors, your chances of getting a useless SAP guy is much higher. From a business perspective, I'd rather have all the tools
by nurettin 6y ago
When tooling is tucked behind glass doors, your chances of getting a useless SAP guy is much higher. From a business perspective, I'd rather have all the tools available for anyone.
- pjmlp 6y agoFree beer tooling is what gives us the performance of JIT and GC implementations on MRI Ruby and CPython, or the RAD capabilities of native toolkits aimed at GNU/Linux desktop, because living from donations and Patreon can only do so much for a few selected lucky souls. I rather prefer that fellow developers get paid the same way I enjoy being paid as well, and yes I don't have any issues being that SAP guy if it much be so. Being useless or not, is a matter or perspective, and I find sad that in forum tailored for creating new business, so few people are willing to pay for their tools.
- nurettin 6y agoI'm down with paying for tools when creating value, not when learning. We probably even agree. I do not expect many experts to appear at my doorstep if the tool is proprietary. SAP was an example of that.