An old programmer is a programmer in his 70s I suppose. As a person being halfway there I don't feel old. However I understand that for a person younger it migh

An old programmer is a programmer in his 70s I suppose. As a person being halfway there I don't feel old. However I understand that for a person younger it might feel that way. Anyways programming, design and everything around it is so broad, you never run out of problems to fix. Each new technology introduces new problems. So there is always something to do. If it comes to an excitement on my stage of professional career I am excited to see my team providing great solutions and client is happy about it. Also having enought experience to have impact on a project success , not only as a code author, is pretty exciting. For me being a programmer in my 30ties is like being a programmer in my 20ties, except now I often know what I am doing :)