> Trades scratch a similar itch to development in some ways - you're working with a set of tools
I'd say the major difference is that in the trades, the tools actually work.
I'd say the major difference is that in the trades, the tools actually work.
If you simply fuck up during your development, the most you'll get in practice is a letter from the regulator requiring you to change the fucked up thing; Fines arrive when management refuses to change the fucked up thing and tries to invent a loophole instead.