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by bruceboughton
4792 days ago
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>> Genuine software engineering (like, what people who build rockets do, where attention to code quality is critical and people actually consider proving code) is actually very important, but you're only an engineer if you have professional autonomy. If you answer to managers and build CRUD apps to support their careers rather than your own, then you're not a professional. Because people who build rockets don't have to answer to middle management... Read Mike Mullane's book [1] if you genuinely believe that [1] http://mikemullane.com/riding-rockets/ |
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