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>"If you're dealing with concurrency and distributed systems at medium to high scale you really want your senior people to be familiar with the language." I've
by FpUser 4y ago
>"If you're dealing with concurrency and distributed systems at medium to high scale you really want your senior people to be familiar with the language."
I've written my first application level thread/concurrency library for DOS in the 80s. So you can count me as experienced. In my opinion as long as one is senior developer and knows the subject language does not mean fuck all as long as it adequate and language / libraries support needed primitives. I've written distributed middleware with multithreading / concurrency in many languages including ones I did not know before starting the project.
- daguava 4y agoTime doesn't mean experienced.
- FpUser 4y agoYou can challenge anyone with this type of arguments. I was doing this kind of programming and delivering successful solutions since the 80s. If you chose to doubt my expertise it is your right. Does not mean your opinion has a shred of truth in it.
- necovek 4y agoWhile you are in general right, GP specificaly has relevant experience for a long time, when time does equal experience.