You should be taking side if you want to teach / mentor / support junior in the trade.
So they might understand your focus and get their own ...
I'm referring to the beginning of your article on the Twitter thing...
To me that illustrate far more your point that juniors making a mistake, for which your approach is 100% positive for all, as your blog post and the solution you talk about.
I am a developer with a passion for testing. I've been coding for 14 years and I want to share my experience and learnings with other developers to help them write better software.
I do not think that I said or implied that you have to be "fanatical" about the side you chose or rather the position you hold on a subject / idea.
I simply wanted to say that while I agree with your conclusion, I find weird that you take side on the switch statement of a rookie but not on the twitter exchange you posted, especially since you seemed to write about the PHP community.
I am a developer with a passion for testing. I've been coding for 14 years and I want to share my experience and learnings with other developers to help them write better software.
Sorry, I see what you're saying now. To clarify my position I see control structures like switch statements as a 'basic'. An objective topic you have to get right.
Whereas dependency injection is a higher level topic that is more subjective.
No worries 👍🏿
I see what you mean but then it seems to me that the worst in our industry is not ignorance or lack of knowledge but the almost supernatural way that most of us refuse to be challenged like you have shown us in this Twitter repost...
But then maybe, it does start because we lacks the basics !
Thanks for the post
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You should be taking side if you want to teach / mentor / support junior in the trade.
So they might understand your focus and get their own ...
I'm referring to the beginning of your article on the Twitter thing...
To me that illustrate far more your point that juniors making a mistake, for which your approach is 100% positive for all, as your blog post and the solution you talk about.
I'd say I have a 'side' I'm just not ideologically bound to it.
I do not think that I said or implied that you have to be "fanatical" about the side you chose or rather the position you hold on a subject / idea.
I simply wanted to say that while I agree with your conclusion, I find weird that you take side on the switch statement of a rookie but not on the twitter exchange you posted, especially since you seemed to write about the PHP community.
Sorry, I see what you're saying now. To clarify my position I see control structures like switch statements as a 'basic'. An objective topic you have to get right.
Whereas dependency injection is a higher level topic that is more subjective.
No worries 👍🏿
I see what you mean but then it seems to me that the worst in our industry is not ignorance or lack of knowledge but the almost supernatural way that most of us refuse to be challenged like you have shown us in this Twitter repost...
But then maybe, it does start because we lacks the basics !
Thanks for the post