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There's always 2 sides to this argument. CS grads will say codeschool grads don't know enough CS fundamentals. On the other hand non-CS grads will say CS grad
by schiang 13y ago
There's always 2 sides to this argument. CS grads will say codeschool grads don't know enough CS fundamentals. On the other hand non-CS grads will say CS grads only know CS theory and don't actually know how to build products.
- mexi1010 13y agoSo, like many other problems, the solution lies somewhere between two extremes.
- ameen 13y agoCS theory by itself is useless unless backed by knowledge about building stuff, this is where all that theory comes into practice.
- jfarmer 13y agoThey're both wrong. It's a false dichotomy. The best programmers run up and down the ladder of abstraction. The magic happens the marriage of the two.