I’ve always enjoyed the craft of software engineering, though even I admit the culture around it can be a bit overly contemplative .
Nevertheless, there is room for both personalities. Just hang out with likeminded people and ignore the rest.
I’ve always enjoyed the craft of software engineering, though even I admit the culture around it can be a bit overly contemplative .
Nevertheless, there is room for both personalities. Just hang out with likeminded people and ignore the rest.
But the original analogy is flawed too. I wouldn't consider caring about the craft of programming to be similar to obsessing over your photography equipment. GAS is about consumerism and playing with gadgets, at the end of the day.
Caring about the craft of programming is more about being an artist who takes pride in crafting something beautiful, even if they're the only ones experiencing it. I am most definitley not one of those programmers, but have always had nothing but immense respect for those that are.
Or find ways to integrate with the rest, challenging one another to facilitate growth.