Re:SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transi...
by fjp on Thursday June 13, 2019 @01:34PM
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I think he's saying the devs are average because they're in massive corps that hire average devs, who are managed by nontechnical, average middle managers.
Those corps often like Microsoft, so that's what those devs work in.
He's not saying working in Microsoft technologies = not a good dev.
Re:SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transi...
by morgancmartin on Thursday June 13, 2019 @04:39PM
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There's a joke about monoids and semigroups in here somewhere but my lack of a college education is hindering me.
Re:SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transi...
by pjc50 on Friday June 14, 2019 @06:32AM
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Someone has to be "average" by sheer laws of statistics. It's not really a criticism.
Re:SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transi...
by zaphirplane on Friday June 14, 2019 @07:38AM
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Most people are average. As defined by the bell curve
Wait what...
Edit: There’s nothing wrong with being a JS developer. Heck, my main job is JS. My point is the choice of language hardly determines what kind of developer you are. I’ve seen great developers working on VBA and I’ve seen shitty developers working on C/C++ and Java.
To play devils advocate, I don’t think there are too many terrible developers working on Haskell and Rust though. Yet.