Comment on Our Responsibility As DevelopersparentComments−djKianoosh12yseems, anecdotally speaking of course, that most of the people I know who are self taught create way better (for some nebulous definition of better) software than the purely school-taught folks. maybe we just enjoy it more who knows...btw, combination of both is probably better−woah12yWell, if you went to Stanford and are able to bang together some spaghetti that only runs by pure coincidence, you're a rockstar.If the only diploma you hold is from some backwoods high school, you've got a bit more to prove.−krapp12yas a self-taught coder who's taking a CS course I can certainly appreciate the value of each.
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seems, anecdotally speaking of course, that most of the people I know who are self taught create way better (for some nebulous definition of better) software than the purely school-taught folks. maybe we just enjoy it more who knows...
btw, combination of both is probably better
Well, if you went to Stanford and are able to bang together some spaghetti that only runs by pure coincidence, you're a rockstar.
If the only diploma you hold is from some backwoods high school, you've got a bit more to prove.
as a self-taught coder who's taking a CS course I can certainly appreciate the value of each.