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It's not necessarily the developers fault here. One of the reasons I stopped being a professional developer is I like writing beautiful or well crafted code.
by MattPalmer1086 3y ago
It's not necessarily the developers fault here. One of the reasons I stopped being a professional developer is I like writing beautiful or well crafted code. Very few businesses will afford you that luxury. I enjoy the code I write in my own time.
- nullfield 3y agoFor my own curiosity, what did you move to that (as a person who cares about craftsmanship) is fulfilling enough, etc.?
- MattPalmer1086 3y agoInfosec. That isn't about craftsmanship either, but does bring together technical and people skills. I get my craftsmanship fix writing code at home. Just couldn't bear doing it at work the way I had to.