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Agreed. Just like it's not a carpenters job to hammer nails. It can be the job sometimes but other times it's not needed to build something. Just like solving
by Moru 3y ago
Agreed. Just like it's not a carpenters job to hammer nails. It can be the job sometimes but other times it's not needed to build something.
Just like solving the problem might be to remove code. Or to inform the user of tools that already exist but haven't been documented enough for the user to know about them.
- wnolens 3y agoDecent analogy. A carpenter solves problems with wood. Sure, they communicate with customers, measure and draw, sometimes say "it can't be safely done"... But if you remove the part where they make a product out of wood, I don't think they are carpenter. They are.. a home solution specialist, something? If my job was directing others to open source tools and removing dead code, I'm not a developer.