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The most important line from the author is "it takes time to be a good programmer". Those nights of debugging and reimplementing will decrease as you better und
by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
The most important line from the author is "it takes time to be a good programmer". Those nights of debugging and reimplementing will decrease as you better understand how to develop code.
Also I find open concept offices terrible to work in. I'm not the type of person who can put on a pair of headphones, blast music and pump out code. I like solitude as I think though the problem and code. Unfortunately for me, the open concept is here to stay it seems.
- merlinsbrain 11y agoI love that line as well. I just told a friend of mine that if I spend the next 10years writing 3 languages exclusively (one per domain of systems, web/mobile application and high concurrency distributed systems) I would hopefully probably be a "good programmer" as I envision it. That might be a tall statement, but that's just my interpretation of how it takes time to become a good programmer, YMMV.