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| This is a comment on news story: Open source, Microsoft models both wrong, Simonyi said | | It's a reply to comment: |
| | Simon(yi) says(yi) |
by: pinniped |
Programmers should stop concentrating on programming and divert their attention to how to program. That way programmers can turn out absolutely beautifully planned code that doesn't work.
There are a million failed "how to code" schemes out there - like "XTreme programming" - in the end they're a load of crap and simply waste people's time.
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