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> No, because their prior accomplishments speak for themselves. I just quoted examples where their prior accomplishments was public. There were many whose prio
by irahul 15y ago
> No, because their prior accomplishments speak for themselves.
I just quoted examples where their prior accomplishments was public. There were many whose prior accomplishments are not public and were for their employers.
> simply an informal measure of a developer's passion and drive.
I don't have a problem with using side projects as informal projects as informal measure of passion. I have a problem with your assertion that all good developers have side projects. I have worked with quite a few and most of them didn't.
- trustfundbaby 15y agowhat I said was "all the really good developers I've ever known or met have built something in their spare time" you took that to mean that I saying that ALL good developers have side projects ... I'm not stating that as an empirical fact, and if you read the comments I've left its clear that I understand that.