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This seems similar to michaelochurch's thinking about 'guilds' - which I guess is a precursor to formalised 'engineers' or master craftsmen, which is something
by AgentIcarus 12y ago
This seems similar to michaelochurch's thinking about 'guilds' - which I guess is a precursor to formalised 'engineers' or master craftsmen, which is something Software 'Engineering' seems to be in dire need of.
- badubu 12y agoWhen was the last time you engaged a journeyman carpenter? This problem runs much deeper than just software. Any skilled craft is always at odds with a manager/employer/clients view that you are a fungible asset.
- justincormack 12y agoI recommend Richard Sennett's book The Craftsman, which talks about both the history of craft and software.