Re:Design for programmers
by seanmcdirmid on Sunday September 21, 2014 @06:25PM
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Design is also a very experiential field: you don't learn how to do good design, you eventually get good at it by doing it a lot. It helps to know some basics before getting started, but most of what design school does is force you to do a lot.
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That sounds exactly like programming.
Re:Design for programmers
by seanmcdirmid on Sunday September 21, 2014 @07:56PM
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Or any profession really - you have to put in the time. Which is why expecting a good designer to be a good dev or vice versa is kind of outlandish.
How is that different from progressing as a software developer? I learned 90% of what I know today from hands on experimentarikn
Re:Design for programmers
by seanmcdirmid on Monday September 22, 2014 @04:19AM
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I didn't say it was different. I used "also" to mean the same; sorry if my wording was ambiguous.