本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛what you said are true
besides, it also depends on personal interest, if they really love programming, not saying most people enter this field just because they hear it's easy to find a job or something like that, I mean a real love of programming, if a person does have this feeling, age is never a problem.
but if a person does not have this feeling, when he/she grows up, usually starts losing the enthusiasm to continue learning and working. In that case, people normally find an excuse, such as, "ooops, I am getting old, and developing shall be the world of young kids. They have passions, they can think much quickly than what I can. Maybe I should be a project manager, consultant or something else..." Ha, check with Dilbert, they are losing their engineering knack, becoming Wally.
Moreover, a so-called developer should not only be a job, it's a skill, just like KungFu, after you learn it, you know how to do it forever. As long as we learn how to program (I mean real how-to, you know what I mean), we know developing forever. No age difference. Yup. there might have one, just as you say, stamina, elder people sleep earlier than young kids.
BTW, personal opinion, I think most young kids need to spend almost 10 years to learn real how-to program.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
besides, it also depends on personal interest, if they really love programming, not saying most people enter this field just because they hear it's easy to find a job or something like that, I mean a real love of programming, if a person does have this feeling, age is never a problem.
but if a person does not have this feeling, when he/she grows up, usually starts losing the enthusiasm to continue learning and working. In that case, people normally find an excuse, such as, "ooops, I am getting old, and developing shall be the world of young kids. They have passions, they can think much quickly than what I can. Maybe I should be a project manager, consultant or something else..." Ha, check with Dilbert, they are losing their engineering knack, becoming Wally.
Moreover, a so-called developer should not only be a job, it's a skill, just like KungFu, after you learn it, you know how to do it forever. As long as we learn how to program (I mean real how-to, you know what I mean), we know developing forever. No age difference. Yup. there might have one, just as you say, stamina, elder people sleep earlier than young kids.
BTW, personal opinion, I think most young kids need to spend almost 10 years to learn real how-to program.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net