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I'm 49 and still write code. Though I don't have too. I got 3 "youngsters" to do the work for me. But I love the code. I also like learning new languages. Over
by crag 14y ago
I'm 49 and still write code. Though I don't have too. I got 3 "youngsters" to do the work for me. But I love the code.
I also like learning new languages. Over the years I've found learning new languages to be easy peasy. it's learning the libraries and frameworks that take time.
Take .Net for example; c# is a wonderful language. .Net is a monster. That's the hard part. Same with Python, PHP, Java (especially Java), & javascript (etc). But I actually enjoy it. Cause now I have the tools and time to go through a library like .Net and explore.
The deadlines are met by my team. I just make sure the code/project stays on target and budgets.