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This article is so pompous. Calling people "amateurs" when they get paid to do something is hilarious at best and damaging to new developers at worst. It reeks
by tomphoolery 6y ago
This article is so pompous. Calling people "amateurs" when they get paid to do something is hilarious at best and damaging to new developers at worst. It reeks of the "No True Scotsman" fallacy, by listing a set of good practices and then claiming that you're not a "true professional" unless you grok all of that.
Get this Gen X snobby attitude out of software development. You're making it harder for the rest of us to hire developers we'd actually want to work with rather than snobby douchebags like yourself.
- helij 6y agoI'm Gen X and think the article is pompous as well. I don't get the feeling that my generation is pompous though.
- meiraleal 6y agoAmateur programmers can create profitable software, that's not the point of the article. An army is not made of elite soldiers. But it is important to discuss what is the foundation of being elite/pro in a field.