Re:Software development: should we stop? Maybe we should
by ChrisMarshallNY on Friday November 13, 2020 @03:57PM
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I like that.
In my case, I love designing and writing software. It's my hobby. In particular, architecting software, in a fashion that is "organic." My architectures morph throughout a project.
If you look at my GH repo[0], you'll see that it's solid green. I don't really take weekends off. In fact, I often get more done, over the weekend, than I do during the week.
What I can't stand, is the "baggage" attached by folks that don't love developing software as much as I do. Team dynamics add overhead, but that is not necessarily a problem. Insecure managers or team leaders, on the other hand...
In my case, I love designing and writing software. It's my hobby. In particular, architecting software, in a fashion that is "organic." My architectures morph throughout a project.
If you look at my GH repo[0], you'll see that it's solid green. I don't really take weekends off. In fact, I often get more done, over the weekend, than I do during the week.
What I can't stand, is the "baggage" attached by folks that don't love developing software as much as I do. Team dynamics add overhead, but that is not necessarily a problem. Insecure managers or team leaders, on the other hand...
[0] https://github.com/ChrisMarshallNY#github-stuff