Comment by hmottestad
6 years ago
This was exactly my point. Not all carpenters would know how to use some specialised hammer and specialised nail. Just like most developers wouldn’t know how to use a specialised language and framework. So developers that don’t know how to develop with DDD would just learn as part of joining a project and they would still be qualified to be on the project. Just like how a junior carpenter might not know everything needed to erect a hose by themselves, but as part of a team of carpenters they would learn the things they didn’t know from school including those specialised hammers and nails for that specific house because the owner wanted something unique or what not.
FYI a carpenter in Norway needs 4 years of education to become a carpenter. 2 years in school and 2 years as an apprentice. If they don’t know how to use a bog standard hammer by that time they are not passing the final examination.
I see - maybe I got your point wrong at first. Sorry for the confusion.
Here in Germany, it's basically the same: A carpenter goes to school and work in a dual system for 3 years, and can then put a master on top of it after several years of working experience. This takes another 2 - 4 years and a ton of money.