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When I started, I was very creative, had little restrictions and thought naively that programming was mostly about problems solving. However in my day to day pr
by lumberjack 14y ago
When I started, I was very creative, had little restrictions and thought naively that programming was mostly about problems solving. However in my day to day programming work, 30% of the time is spent learning new tools others have developed, 5% is spend deciding what tools to use to build something and how to glue everything together, 25% is spend implementing the project, and the only problem solving is the tedious debugging that occupies the remaining 40% of the time.