Re:Closing Keynote with Leslie Lamport at Scale 22x: Coding ...
by harlanji on Tuesday March 25, 2025 @12:10PM
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Yes. Simply put, Software Engineering is Programming over time. As Calculus is to Algebra.
Re:Closing Keynote with Leslie Lamport at Scale 22x: Coding ...
by osti on Tuesday March 25, 2025 @12:55PM
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I get what you mean but calculus and algebra are quite distinct branches of mathematics..
Re:Closing Keynote with Leslie Lamport at Scale 22x: Coding ...
by mystified5016 on Tuesday March 25, 2025 @01:00PM
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And the argument is that software engineering is quite distinct from coding.
Re:Closing Keynote with Leslie Lamport at Scale 22x: Coding ...
by osti on Tuesday March 25, 2025 @01:17PM
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No, he said software engineering is just programming over time, so the two are not distinct at all.
Re:Closing Keynote with Leslie Lamport at Scale 22x: Coding ...
by lxgr on Tuesday March 25, 2025 @01:23PM
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Which is still, in the end, making the computer what you want it to do – in a "do as I mean, not as I say" way.
Re:Closing Keynote with Leslie Lamport at Scale 22x: Coding ...
by zamalek on Tuesday March 25, 2025 @02:23PM
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As a job, at least. Programming does not exist exclusively in that realm, hence the demo scene.
Re:Closing Keynote with Leslie Lamport at Scale 22x: Coding ...
by bitpush on Tuesday March 25, 2025 @07:13PM
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I understand where you're coming from but a hobby "coder" making computer do little things is also 'translating requirements' and doing all the things a software engineer/code/programmer is doing.
If you still disagree, point me to a place where I can find some coders
That is definitely not what software engineering is. It requires translating requirements and ensuring that the code is maintainable in the context of a team and the product's lifecycle.