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I disagree. This sort of thing is an exception, and not a rule. I would much rather a developer knows their framework, knows design patterns, separation of conc
by S_A_P 14y ago
I disagree. This sort of thing is an exception, and not a rule. I would much rather a developer knows their framework, knows design patterns, separation of concerns, and most importantly writing clean code. As I said before, for enterprise applications, this sort of thing is rarely if ever necessary to know. Having someone who likes to bit twiddle just because they find it interesting is not always good for writing a solid maintainable code base.
- Daniel_Newby 14y agoAn team can certainly make a lot of progress using the skills you list. But that is not sufficient to solve tough problems. You really do need at least a few people who understand things like memory hierarchies, Bloom filters, statistics, etc. To find these people you have to interview for them.