alt Hacker NewsAll right, he believed that all programming should be done by his approach, or one highly similar. He could train undergrads, but anyone who wasn't trained his way shouldn't be programming. Is that a fair statement?
All right, he believed that all programming should be done by his approach, or one highly similar. He could train undergrads, but anyone who wasn't trained his way shouldn't be programming. Is that a fair statement?
This is such a common position in just about every professional industry, codified legally or as personal belief, that it barely qualifies to be called out as unique to Dijkstra.