15 Dec
2001
15 Dec
'01
3:25 a.m.
On Fri, 14 Dec 2001, Ben Franchuk wrote:
Glen Goodwin wrote:
There's a big difference between writing code to solve problems and being
a software engineer. Designing, coding, and compiling is only 40% of the
battle. Hopefully you're also spending some time planning and testing.
Also, don't forget the the heaping mounds of beaurocracy that you must put
up with, whether in the name of a software process or for just plain
corporate BS.
I'm still in college, but I believe this is how it works. :-)
--
Jeffrey S. Sharp
jss(a)subatomix.com
Should programmers be licensed? Sure makes me wonder . . .
Ok, what does it take to really write code and solve programs?
(Unlicensed programer/coder here ). Writing code is easy...