Comment by begueradj 1 year ago Let's not forget that Uncle Bob, by the time of writing "Clean Code" had 4 decades coding experience. 6 comments begueradj Reply WillAdams 1 year ago Do not make the mistake of the craftsman who claims to have 20 years of experience, but in truth only has 1 year of experience repeated 20 times. kragen 1 year ago My middle school English teacher had 4 decades of experience writing. What she wrote was lesson plans. That doesn't make her Stephen King. mbonnet 1 year ago Kenneth Copeland has been a pastor for 50 years and his theology and pastoral practice is still terrible. Years of experience is not a useful metric when you could instead look at results. intelVISA 1 year ago Software is results driven, there's no value in simply warming a seat for X YOE, talking about code instead of actually executing. throw16180339 1 year ago What has he shipped, though? wglb 1 year ago Are there large code bases that he has written that we know anything about?
WillAdams 1 year ago Do not make the mistake of the craftsman who claims to have 20 years of experience, but in truth only has 1 year of experience repeated 20 times.
kragen 1 year ago My middle school English teacher had 4 decades of experience writing. What she wrote was lesson plans. That doesn't make her Stephen King.
mbonnet 1 year ago Kenneth Copeland has been a pastor for 50 years and his theology and pastoral practice is still terrible. Years of experience is not a useful metric when you could instead look at results.
intelVISA 1 year ago Software is results driven, there's no value in simply warming a seat for X YOE, talking about code instead of actually executing.
Do not make the mistake of the craftsman who claims to have 20 years of experience, but in truth only has 1 year of experience repeated 20 times.
My middle school English teacher had 4 decades of experience writing. What she wrote was lesson plans. That doesn't make her Stephen King.
Kenneth Copeland has been a pastor for 50 years and his theology and pastoral practice is still terrible. Years of experience is not a useful metric when you could instead look at results.
Software is results driven, there's no value in simply warming a seat for X YOE, talking about code instead of actually executing.
What has he shipped, though?
Are there large code bases that he has written that we know anything about?