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I see no benefit in being pedantic. Obviously writing code that performs simple API interactions is "programming". The definition of programming is extremely br
by RIMR 2y ago
I see no benefit in being pedantic. Obviously writing code that performs simple API interactions is "programming". The definition of programming is extremely broad.
It is rather clear to me that yazzku is saying that the programming required to pull of what the R1 does falls well below what Rabbit promised their customers. That this is such a bullshit design that we can infer that the entire product is a scam, because if they were serious it wouldn't be so obvious that no work into actually making a useful product.
- llamaimperative 2y agoYou can build perfectly fine products without programming anything at all. The problem isn't the lack/scale/type/complexity of programming. The problem is that the product is bad, and this is not a pedantic point at all.
- sandwitches 2y agoPlease don't cheapen professional expertise in this way. The product is bad, yes, but why? Because the programming is bad, and the programmers are negligent.
- llamaimperative 2y ago> Anybody can string a couple of API calls together and write an "app". That is not programming Yes it is. Simple as. Please don't gatekeep something as casual as writing code. Good lord.
- nerdile 2y agoCasually writing code and writing code that securely handles customer data and maintains availability for something you're selling are two different things.