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More often than not a "/developer" like this churns out virtually unusable code. Getting tired of cleaning up after dilettantes and hacker wannabees..
by maxface 13y ago
More often than not a "/developer" like this churns out virtually unusable code. Getting tired of cleaning up after dilettantes and hacker wannabees..
- sputknick 13y agoI think you missed the point of his coding. He doesn't code part time; he uses his knowledge of coding to enable his primary job. I think this is brilliant. When I became a PM I was in a much better position to guide software updates and recommend "easy win" enhancements because of my coding experience. More people need to do this.
- ErikAugust 13y agoI agree - particularly if you are client-facing and working on a SaaS product. You suddenly have someone who is a better pipeline between the clients and the full-time developers.
- darrellsilver 13y agoExactly!