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I'm not explaining myself clearly. Let me make this explicit. Things that are NOT important to me: 1. Knowing every programming language and platform 2. Want
by heretohelp 15y ago
I'm not explaining myself clearly. Let me make this explicit.
Things that are NOT important to me:
1. Knowing every programming language and platform
2. Wanting to know every programming language and platform
3. What programming languages and platforms you think are most important to learn
4. Why you don't like C++11 or think it's not worth learning.
Things that ARE important to me:
1. Natural curiosity in those I work with
2. NOT working with people who are lazy and only do the bare minimum to keep a "good enough" job
- hackinthebochs 15y agoThe problem is that the choice of language to learn next is not signal for any of those points. With so many languages and platforms, one has to prioritize based on something. Job prospects is a perfectly fine criteria, even for someone who is curious and not lazy. It's a signal for pragmatism, and that's it.