Re:What happened to all the female developers?
by rjd on Wednesday July 27, 2011 @04:20AM
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Theres a definite difference between a framework description and a buzzword over loaded blurb, placement in the ad for example can change the tone of the whole message.
So starting with "we are an HTML 5 AJAX shop..." I would roll my eyes, where as compared to "Our stack makes heavy use of REST methodologies..." I would mull the description.
I guess its a level of understanding that goes into the use of the terms.
Re:What happened to all the female developers?
by sapphirecat on Wednesday July 27, 2011 @07:04PM
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My post was not about the specific buzz words, which is why I borrowed the example from the grandparent.
If I were describing a technology stack, it would include the actual development language and further specific, relevant details. That might include the exact example as given, but the example standing on its own still ranks low on the desirability scale.
Also, my description would exclude "building every website in".
What you call "Buzzwords" many would call technical jargon.
Jargon is a shorthand way of communicating quickly with others who understand it.
You see "Buzzwords" in are building every website in AJAX, MVC, REST, and HTML 5, where as I think "I wonder if the MVC is a front end Javascript MVC framework operating against the REST backend, or if the model & controller parts are shared by the REST and AJAX front ends, but have different views?"
I know you meant it as an example, but to me it was a perfectly legitimate description of a development stack.