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I don't think the article says that. People still write games for the NES in assembly but that's effectively unrelated to current software development practice.
by pvg 1y ago
I don't think the article says that. People still write games for the NES in assembly but that's effectively unrelated to current software development practice.
- bradly 1y agoAgain, this comparison that professional woodworking is anything like NES game building is just so far from my experience. Cabinet makers (and to a less extent furniture makers) are numerous and very successful. Mass production doesn't have to eliminate the alternative to exist. The same way fast-food and cheap groceries are not a threat to quality restaurants.
- pvg 1y agoThis 'only one can exist' is something you brought in, though. Neither the article nor I am saying that.