Veterans then to gloss over the fact that most "evolution" in programming revolves around programmer experience, not around the use of resources. The bad side

Veterans then to gloss over the fact that most "evolution" in programming revolves around programmer experience, not around the use of resources. The bad side is because passionate young people come in hordes and they will gladly program anything for a penny. For the company is cheaper to hire a team of those youngsters and let them make your program in every (ugly) way they can, rather than pay a fortune for a veteran programmer that takes their time to deal with code that manually handles memory. The good side is that you no longer need a computer degree or 20+ years into programming to make something decent.