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"Personally I don't find it useful because it tries to separate knowing from doing." What do you mean? Learning and doing are quite different. From a professi
by sheepmullet 12y ago
"Personally I don't find it useful because it tries to separate knowing from doing."
What do you mean? Learning and doing are quite different.
From a professional programmer point of view:
If it takes me 6 months to learn a tool, and then the tool allows me to complete future work twice as fast (or with half as many defects etc) that is a great trade off.