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Hi! I am considering myself as a generalist, that means jack of all trades but master of none. I do not work as a programmer and never did but I love to study c
by eimrine 4y ago
Hi! I am considering myself as a generalist, that means jack of all trades but master of none. I do not work as a programmer and never did but I love to study computer sciences.
I think your book with best practices also must contain something about TDD, Lisp macroses vs C++ ones, some bits of knowledge on system programming, and how software makes our world worse because of abandoning engineer culture in craft of software development. I do not think I can be a co-author, but I might help you if you have some interdisciplinary questions or if you need somebody to read your drafts.
English is not my mother language so do not expect great writing skills from me but if you have some unanswered questions from fields of general knowledge I will do my best to let your project be as good as you have claimed.
- ebjaas_2022 4y ago> abandoning engineer culture in craft of software development I think it's just a function of the rapid growth our field has seen over the past few years. With 'everyone' becoming software developers, and new frameworks being launched every day, it's just hard to promote long term planning and the following of sound engineering principles. With the current rate of change, software is seen as 'disposable', promoting more of a hacker culture, and less of an engineering culture.