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No, they do mean "journey programmer". > I think the cliche saying that the "journey is better than the destination" serves as a good framework to model this i
by Jtsummers 1y ago
No, they do mean "journey programmer".
> I think the cliche saying that the "journey is better than the destination" serves as a good framework to model this issue. Fundamentally, programmers (or individual programming projects) can be put into two categories: destination programmers and journey programmers.