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... if you have a bunch of individuals doing great programming that doesn't add up to a functioning project. That's impossible.
by itsreallynotme 15y ago
... if you have a bunch of individuals doing great programming that doesn't add up to a functioning project.
That's impossible.
- wpietri 15y agoA) It's kind of irritating for you to ignore everything except the one thing you'd like to argue with. B) Unless you have some mathematical proof of what I'm unaware, I believe you mean, "I don't understand how that could be the case."
- itsreallynotme 15y agoexcept the one thing you'd like to argue with. It's the part of your comment I think is crazy. Of course I'm going to comment on that in particular. I believe you mean, "I don't understand how that could be the case." No, I don't. Professional programmers get paid to release working software to their users. If they haven't done that, they haven't done any "great programming". They probably did some clever coding while they failed, but it wasn't great programming.