Wow, by the end this article gets condescending to a rotten degree > It reinforced a stark, limited view of the industry—characteristic of young and commercia

Wow, by the end this article gets condescending to a rotten degree > It reinforced a stark, limited view of the industry—characteristic of young and commercially sheltered coders dealing entirely with dominant apps from megacorps, on one hand, and open source from hackers, on the other—as all relevant reality. [...] No experience of negotiation—engineering terms to circumstances—to speak of. Reads as "Coders are just too young and 'commercially sheltered' to realize how great my preferred proprietary terms are" Go away with this stuff. We're engineers, we want to engineer, being 'commercially sheltered' is exactly what we want to be -- not a mistake caused by our lack of your experience in middle management.