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Have you considered the possibility that perhaps when the author says "the real world", he might mean "the real world"? I would not be surprised to learn that
by gloob 17y ago
Have you considered the possibility that perhaps when the author says "the real world", he might mean "the real world"? I would not be surprised to learn that his point of view is that embedded systems make the world go round, and web programming is a kiddy pool for quiche-eaters. Most programmers are elitists about something or other; that "something" might as well be microcontrollers.
- plinkplonk 17y ago"Most programmers are elitists about something or other; that "something" might as well be microcontrollers." It is certainly possible. I guess it is just that I think the hypothesis that "English is not his first language" is more probable than "He is an elitist who thinks only microcontroller program is real programming" as an explanation for this usage. I could be wrong. EDIT: invalidated by thristian's post above