> Developers love developing. (Perhaps recently computer science has gotten a boost in the number of those in it for the money, but for the most part those who

> Developers love developing. (Perhaps recently computer science has gotten a boost in the number of those in it for the money, but for the most part those who I interact with on a professional level are in it for the fun.) Ha. Just recently computer science got a boost in those in it for the money? I guess I started CS in 98, right during the boom times. Though our silly 18 year old selves thought we'd have it made, the 50% of our class who didn't actually enjoy it dropped off each year. From my weak searching I found this, apparently majoring in CS is back on the rise: http://cra.org/govaffairs/blog/2012/04/undergrad-computer-science-enrollments-rise-for-fourth-straight-year-cra-taulbee-report/ http://cra.org/govaffairs/blog/2012/04/undergrad-computer-sc...