May 04, 2005

Why Not To Be A Programmer

Dori Smith has started a pretty interesting conversation about why not to go into programming. It's something I've been thinking about myself lately, especially with a lot of developers learning Java from birth. It's worth a look through; both Dori and the person taking counterpoint, Jim Roepcke, both have good points: to wit, programming specifically is kind of a dead-end, while developing beyond programming is going to get difficult as the major programming languages start to get more and more mainstream (Java, PHP, etc.) It's an interesting, if short, read.

Posted by Ted Stevko at May 4, 2005 12:17 AM | TrackBack
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