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By treating it as a job and not a hobby. You don't need to make work your life. While older programmers I've met certainly are more likely to do it in their fre
by MeinBlutIstBlau 6y ago
By treating it as a job and not a hobby. You don't need to make work your life. While older programmers I've met certainly are more likely to do it in their free time, I think we're beginning the transition of a newer generation brought up with the fact that it's a career. There is so much to learn that it barely benefits you to do extra in you free time unless you are job hunting.
- ntsplnkv2 6y agoExactly this. Many people are introduced to it in college at this point. Also too the world they grow up in is far different. Computing for us was a lot more intensive to them, who now just pull one right out of their pocket.