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Just by email from one developer you cannot judged that all Indian developers are bad. It could be a student who is learning. If Indian developers were really
by gdhillon 15y ago
Just by email from one developer you cannot judged that all Indian developers are bad. It could be a student who is learning.
If Indian developers were really bad, I wonder how they are managing a 23 Billion dollar in-bound service contracts each year.
- jimbobimbo 15y ago"I wonder how they are managing a 23 Billion dollar in-bound service contracts each year." Easily: by overpromising and under-delivering. There no doubts are brilliant developers of Indian descent, but an overall head count and shady hiring technics bring a lot of mediocre ones to visibility. Clients who bring $23B to shady contractors are also at fault: you can't expect getting top-notch talent for peanuts - and, unfortunately, these are very popular expectations.
- pookiesbutt 15y agoI agree with your first point, You cannot judge all by one. It could be a student learning. Learning does involve initiative. However, learning from the top of the tree does not teach you much about its roots or environment. I believe Richard Gabriel addressed your last point. See: http://www.jwz.org/doc/worse-is-better.html http://www.jwz.org/doc/worse-is-better.html That is not an insult, it is a truth. People, business especially, produce and request minority feature-sets for majority demands. See: design by committee, almost any production automobile, the majority of mobile phones, etc, etc.