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It's important to be as "close to the metal" as possible, when you learning. But once you understand the basics - find and use tools. For example, if you Erlang
by nivertech 15y ago
It's important to be as "close to the metal" as possible, when you learning. But once you understand the basics - find and use tools. For example, if you Erlang/OTP programmer in the open-source environment - you need to know rebar PERIOD.
- kennywinker 15y agoOne point of view. I learned from the top-down. I learned to pour concrete over rebar before I learned to build frames and rebar. It's working for me so far. I still don't know lots of low level things that I use every day, but that doesn't stop me from using them. And the unknown is shrinking, too.
- defen 15y agoRebar in this case is actually an erlang program for automating builds :-)