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I see two reasons for these possible pitfalls: - newcomers to programming reinvent wheels because it is a natural way to learn. That is why we often have alter
by xkcd1963 3y ago
I see two reasons for these possible pitfalls:
- newcomers to programming reinvent wheels because it is a natural way to learn. That is why we often have alternative frameworks/CMS/languages and so on
- there are many crooks in the industry who thank their earnings mainly to marketing and contacts. They are also the most vocal to deceipt clients and developers alike
The amount of data has increased over the decades, but programming and software hasn't changed over 50 years. We face challenges to manage this workload.