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"This implies that you're able to take a description of what software should do, implement it in code, have that code actually work at accomplishing the objecti
by larrys 12y ago
"This implies that you're able to take a description of what software should do, implement it in code, have that code actually work at accomplishing the objective, and deliver it in a fashion instantly consumable to your clients. "
What about knowing enough about security when writing the code to be able to avoid obvious and non obvious pitfalls? How does someone with little experience even know what they don't know about that?
- enraged_camel 12y agoTo me, stuff like that is what distinguishes a journeyman from a beginner. As a beginner you can still build working programs, but as a journeyman you have enough experience to avoid obvious mistakes.