about 10,000 in some dev capacity (including black box testers, white box testers, user experience designers, quality developers, et cetera).
about 16,000 employees total.
professionally since 1984. I wrote my first program -- well, technically, I contributed changes to an existing program called Oregon Trail -- in 1976, on the TIES system, which was an HP minicomputer written in HP 2000A BASIC.
I'm interested in agile engineering practices, clean code, comparisons of light-weight management processes (like Scrum) "in theory" contrasted to "in practice", functional programming (specifically of languages designed for functional programming foremost, rather than doing awkward functional programming in non-functional programming languages), domain specific language (the development thereof), all sorts of programming languages, evolution of the industry as there is more cloud, more web-based applications, more technologies.
I'm a small business programmer. I love solving tough problems with Python and PHP. If you like what you're seeing, you should probably follow me here on dev.to and then checkout my blog.
I died of dysentery (among other things) many times during my lunch breaks in elementary school so that's awesome that you had a hand in that game (and thank you for your comments).
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about 10,000 in some dev capacity (including black box testers, white box testers, user experience designers, quality developers, et cetera).
about 16,000 employees total.
professionally since 1984. I wrote my first program -- well, technically, I contributed changes to an existing program called Oregon Trail -- in 1976, on the TIES system, which was an HP minicomputer written in HP 2000A BASIC.
I'm interested in agile engineering practices, clean code, comparisons of light-weight management processes (like Scrum) "in theory" contrasted to "in practice", functional programming (specifically of languages designed for functional programming foremost, rather than doing awkward functional programming in non-functional programming languages), domain specific language (the development thereof), all sorts of programming languages, evolution of the industry as there is more cloud, more web-based applications, more technologies.
I died of dysentery (among other things) many times during my lunch breaks in elementary school so that's awesome that you had a hand in that game (and thank you for your comments).