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> It seems like most people in our industry care far more about "how to do" rather than "how does it work". It might come to you as a shocker: businesses rarel
by kookamamie 3y ago
> It seems like most people in our industry care far more about "how to do" rather than "how does it work".
It might come to you as a shocker: businesses rarely care about the "how does it work" - illusion is all that matters for most businesses, unfortunately.
The developer is the abstraction maintaining that illusion - be it by juggling a legacy codebase or a broken implementation, or a great one.
- WJW 3y agoIf it does actually work, I'd hardly call that an illusion. You're right that businesses (and the end users!) are typically not interested in implementation details though.