Clearly this guy is a quintessential .NET developer that built crappy e-commerce sites. If that's his thing and what he considers "programming" he deserves to f

Clearly this guy is a quintessential .NET developer that built crappy e-commerce sites. If that's his thing and what he considers "programming" he deserves to fall by the wayside by 60. I started out building crappy e-commerce sites in PHP, but I never once considered it "programming" in the way that I wanted to be a programmer. It was an entry point. On the other side of this argument is my 60-something employer who only gave up Fortran for C when his colleagues locked him in a room with a C manual for days. He is a programmer and the tool he uses doesn't define what he is capable of. He churns out some genius code.