You are not a developer if you..
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You are not a developer if you..
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#3Ugh, you're probably not a good developer if you can't spell 'software'. Also, I assume 'mediocracy' is supposed to be 'mediocrity'.
The best developers I know have excellent written language skills, because they care about precision in everything.
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#4Ugh, you're probably not a good developer if you can't spell 'software'. Also, I assume 'mediocracy' is supposed to be 'mediocrity'. The best developers I know have excellent written language skills, because they care about precision in everything.
@dadadooda mediocracy stands for government or rule by a mediocre person or group. (Dictionary.com)
You're right about 'software'. Corrected that in the post.. (not the domain) Thanks.
And.. I agree with your point as well.
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#5Ugh, you're probably not a good developer if you can't spell 'software'. Also, I assume 'mediocracy' is supposed to be 'mediocrity'. The best developers I know have excellent written language skills, because they care about precision in everything.
@dadadooda mediocracy stands for government or rule by a mediocre person or group. (Dictionary.com) You're right about 'software'. Corrected that in the post.. (not the domain) Thanks. And.. I agree with your point as well.
@satyan - absurred should be absurd, in the article. I can't help nitpicking spelling/grammar mistakes. Sadly, they seem to be so commonplace on the internet.
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#6Funny that someone would stress the importance of understanding "business needs" and in the same breath consider "We should write this piece in Java. I know Java pretty well." to be absolutely absurd.
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#7Funny that someone would stress the importance of understanding "business needs" and in the same breath consider "We should write this piece in Java. I know Java pretty well." to be absolutely absurd.
@brazzy yeah.. that stands out a bit. It just means that technology is chosen without understanding what it is for. There are so many choices available nowadays.. e.g. if one needs faster development/release cycle, you choose Rails, etc..
Thats the context. Thanks.