Mm, yes I like the bridge analogy better in expressing how writing software is a artform. I think it takes a lot of skill to masterfully write code to perform complex tasks that is coherent and understood quickly.
I saw this quote today that's really sums it up really well:
Any fool can write code that a computer understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand. - Martin Fowler, Author of Refactoring.
Mm, yes I like the bridge analogy better in expressing how writing software is a artform. I think it takes a lot of skill to masterfully write code to perform complex tasks that is coherent and understood quickly.
I saw this quote today that's really sums it up really well:
Yes, good quote. I use it on the chapter "CLEAN CODE AND REFACTORING" of my upcoming book. :)