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"being able to make a simple CRUD app" does not mean the person has learned "to code".

• Wilya 14y ago
  "being able to make a simple CRUD app" makes them qualified for a bunch of jobs where employers usually look for people who "know how to code". On the short term, really learning to code (whatever that is) doesn't matter.
  • trekkin 14y ago
    > "being able to make a simple CRUD app" makes them qualified for a bunch of jobs where employers usually look for people who "know how to code". On the short term, really learning to code (whatever that is) doesn't matter. And in the long term those employers regret hiring such people: > Rose also said that Digg hired individuals with very niche skills, like developers who only knew PHP and were not as useful once PHP went out of use. (from here: http://gigaom.com/2012/07/25/kevin-rose-reflects-on-digg-the-dangers-of-outside-investors-and-his-legacy/ http://gigaom.com/2012/07/25/kevin-rose-reflects-on-digg-the...)
  • slurgfest 14y ago
    It's funny that those people get hired while some more capable people do not.
    • spydertennis 14y ago
      what are you basing this on?
      • slurgfest 14y ago
        Is this actually an impossible concept?