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This is true (ish, sort of, today) when you work for a corporation & have either years of experience or people backing you. It completely ignores what it takes
by rektide 4y ago
This is true (ish, sort of, today) when you work for a corporation & have either years of experience or people backing you.
It completely ignores what it takes to get started, or how alive & malleable the web is.
The domination of concerns by deeply deeply industrialized ways of thinking holds back the joy of the hypermedium we work. And it truncates human potential. Making code & coding accessible is a virtue. One that could cost us nothing.