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It is just education. It is hard to argue that going through the course is not making you a better programmer or that knowing someone did is not a strong signal
by nasmorn 13y ago
It is just education. It is hard to argue that going through the course is not making you a better programmer or that knowing someone did is not a strong signal they can implement complex requirements.
What code does one have to show for college. That is not the point. I think the author just realized he either doesnt need to send that strong a signal thtough pure education (maybe his work allows him todo it cheaper) or the course is too hard for him(again not an insult I think I would feel the same)
- Chris2048 13y agoI'm not sure that programming is so linear that being a 'better programmer' translates to universal programmatic utility. It's entirely possible that things learnt about low-level compiler writing has little application to higher-level stuff.