Re:Why We Hire Great Developers, Not Great Mobile Developers
by smt88 on Monday January 11, 2016 @02:50PM
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I used the word "personally" to clarify that I was expressing my own preference and not making an absolute generalization.
What I generally do is write web apps, and much of my enjoyment comes from figuring out how to creatively use other people's libraries and to write very DRY code.
The libraries I use abstract browser fragmentation away from my presentation layer, so I don't have to do endless run-debug-fix loops on the front end.
At this point, the code I write for each new project is 90%+ unique to the project and very thin, so I get to do the fun part of releasing and iterating it.
Re:Why We Hire Great Developers, Not Great Mobile Developers
by s73v3r on Tuesday January 12, 2016 @12:26PM
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You're still crapping on other people's stuff. Honestly, what value did your original comment have other than to potentially make you feel better at the expense of others?
What I generally do is write web apps, and much of my enjoyment comes from figuring out how to creatively use other people's libraries and to write very DRY code.
The libraries I use abstract browser fragmentation away from my presentation layer, so I don't have to do endless run-debug-fix loops on the front end.
At this point, the code I write for each new project is 90%+ unique to the project and very thin, so I get to do the fun part of releasing and iterating it.