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Everyone thinks they're writing good code. Even many experienced seniors write code that they think is good code but others loathe. Best case, they can at least
by fl0ki 2y ago
Everyone thinks they're writing good code. Even many experienced seniors write code that they think is good code but others loathe. Best case, they can at least solve problems without introducing new ones; though more often than not, they're still making many junior mistakes while couching them in senior terminology.
Aside: Do we really need to keep rewording this exact same essay every month since the first computer program was ever written?
- boxed 2y agoThis one was a bit different. It also featured an extremely dangerous and incompetent manager.
- 000ooo000 2y agoHey if no one is writing blogspam and posting it to HN, when am I gonna get to drop my hot take on what differentiates junior, mid, and senior developers? And what about my thesis that there is actually a huge difference between programmers, developers, and engineers? My identity is really wound up in all of this so it's important that I get an opportunity to put other developers down.