By mswatcher
via petesbloggerama.blogspot.com
Published: Mar 04 2008 / 08:45
This is an issue that I personally deal with almost every day: How developers approach a programming problem from the standpoint of THINKING.
I bring this up because recently a co-developer asked for my help with overriding a base class property in an RSS library, and it turned out that the version of the library he was using was, more or less, defunct.
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Comments
reido56 replied ago:
Oh, look, a peeve of mine. Direct quote: "We, as programmers ("Developers", if you prefer) -- are paid to THINK." Wrong, wrong, wrong. Developers are paid to produce software that solves a problem--use engineering terms. Other professions are "paid to think" too, and people in those professions also benefit from lateral vs. vertical thinking.
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