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For some, programming is a lifestyle, and a culture, and has nothing to do with getting paid. In my experience, these people and their projects tend to be more
by trevyn 3y ago
For some, programming is a lifestyle, and a culture, and has nothing to do with getting paid.
In my experience, these people and their projects tend to be more interesting.
- cmrdporcupine 3y agoI program for fun and have since I was 8 years old on a VIC-20. I look forward to retiring so I can work on all the software projects I love without the distraction of work. But I don't do twitter, or the conference circuit, or blog. And I learned long ago to stay away from committee & project politics. Programming being a lifestyle means programming, not self-marketing or getting into turf wars.