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> And that is why software is easy. > That's why it's easy. > Software engineering is a shot in the dark and therefore easy. > Software engineering as it st

> And that is why software is easy. > That's why it's easy. > Software engineering is a shot in the dark and therefore easy. > Software engineering as it stands is easy. > Nobody in this area of software truly knows what they are doing. Hence why it's easy. > Let me be clear about what I mean by easy. Easy means anyone can do it. If a lot of hardwork and problem solving effort is involved... it doesn't matter and it's still easy because anyone can do it. Seems like you think it is easy. And no, that's not me that you linked. Although I have done webdev work in my career, and only easy webdev work is easy. There is plenty that is difficult in webdev. Also I've created a 3D renderer from scratch (a complete 3D engine, in fact, including networking), a flight simulator, an ISAR simulator, software for force feedback, and a genetic samples assembler - and that's just the stuff from before stack overflow existed.

deltaonefour 5y ago
>Seems like you think it is easy. Let me repeat it a bunch of times so you get it: Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Look you can either understand my point or play stupid games. >Also I've created a 3D renderer from scratch (a complete 3D engine, in fact, including networking), a flight simulator, an ISAR simulator, software for force feedback, and a genetic samples assembler - and that's just the stuff from before stack overflow existed. LOL, A 3D engine from scratch with networking impressive but arguably is doable by anyone. It also depends on whether when you created and what version API you used to interface with the graphics card. Prestack overflow likely means the engine was quite trivial. But your other stuff only proves my point. Most of your projects are impressive ONLY because they combine other aspects of engineering together. Your stuff intersects with kinematics, aeronautics, biology, embedded hardware sensors, electromagnetic theory. This stuff is hard, the software by itself is easier. >Although I have done webdev work in my career, and only easy webdev work is easy. There is plenty that is difficult in webdev. I've been a webdev for a good chunk of my career. I've also done work similar to what you've done in your examples. You skim over general truths shooting for only the technicalities at your convenience. Webdev work is generally the easiest form of software development and one major reason for it is due to lack of intersection with other aspects of engineering. WebDev also currently happens to be the sector of software with the most jobs and it contributes to the fact that software engineering is one of the easiest disciplines out there.

deltaonefour 5y ago

>Seems like you think it is easy. Let me repeat it a bunch of times so you get it: Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Software Engineering is Easier than other forms of engineering Look you can either understand my point or play stupid games. >Also I've created a 3D renderer from scratch (a complete 3D engine, in fact, including networking), a flight simulator, an ISAR simulator, software for force feedback, and a genetic samples assembler - and that's just the stuff from before stack overflow existed. LOL, A 3D engine from scratch with networking impressive but arguably is doable by anyone. It also depends on whether when you created and what version API you used to interface with the graphics card. Prestack overflow likely means the engine was quite trivial. But your other stuff only proves my point. Most of your projects are impressive ONLY because they combine other aspects of engineering together. Your stuff intersects with kinematics, aeronautics, biology, embedded hardware sensors, electromagnetic theory. This stuff is hard, the software by itself is easier. >Although I have done webdev work in my career, and only easy webdev work is easy. There is plenty that is difficult in webdev. I've been a webdev for a good chunk of my career. I've also done work similar to what you've done in your examples. You skim over general truths shooting for only the technicalities at your convenience. Webdev work is generally the easiest form of software development and one major reason for it is due to lack of intersection with other aspects of engineering. WebDev also currently happens to be the sector of software with the most jobs and it contributes to the fact that software engineering is one of the easiest disciplines out there.