No matter who. No matter what. No matter when. Short term. Long term. Any term. Writing good code is ALWAYS faster than writing bad code.
_ Robert C. Martin
Co-founder of Funddy. Software craftsman. Best practices punisher. Extremely curious by nature, very interested in new challenges.
At @Wayra Madrid 8)
That’s an easy one—lack of curiosity. They were so satisfied with the work that they were doing was good enough (without an understanding of what ‘good’ was) that they didn’t push themselves.
I’m much more impressed with people that are always learning. The brilliant programmers I’ve been around are always learning.
You see so many people get into one language and spend their entire career in that language, and as a result aren’t that great as programmers.
_ Doug Crockford
Hacking Sushi
No quiero que mi pasión se diluya en proyectos mediocres que no me motivan por el bien del beneficio rápido
Madrid #DevOps #PHP #HipHop conf at @Tuenti
