[Xelbair]

I wish it was decade for me, in early 2010s they were still teaching 90s approach to handling complex projects(upfront design, with custom DSL for each project and fully modelled by BA without any contact with actual users, with domain experts being siloed away - and all of that connected to codegen tools for xml from the 90s)

[jghn]

It can be worse! I went back to school for some graduate work in the early 00s after having been in the industry for a handful of years. There was a required class that was one of those "here's what life is like in the real world instead of academia".

The instructor was a phd student who'd never been in industry.

He kept correcting me about industry practices, telling me that I had no idea what the real world was like.

[joquarky]

The Rodney Dangerfield film, Back To School covers this:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bjuHQOgggxo

[super256]

I had to deal with Java codegens from UML specs in 2021. So, nothing has changed! :')

[Divisibly3]

Still there, cs bachelor

[reactordev]

Back when soap wasn’t just for hygiene.

[galangalalgol]

I still see software sold as soa compliant, whatever that means. I think we have just started recycling and mixing sw memes at this loint. Like you see someone wearing bell-bottoms with an 80s dayglo jacket. We do agile soap waterfall kanban model driven design here.

[reactordev]

Someone needs to release SloppyJoe