> This makes me wonder if one day we will see artisan software developer (I mean, the idea of software craftmanship is already here).
Would you rather the software that drives your car be "artisan software", where labels were carefully chosen by a human?
Software isn't the end product. It's a tool that's supposed to do something we want. We may want an artisan to design our house or iPhone, but we don't want them using "artisan hand crafted" rulers and compilers.
Would you rather the software that drives your car be "artisan software", where labels were carefully chosen by a human?
Software isn't the end product. It's a tool that's supposed to do something we want. We may want an artisan to design our house or iPhone, but we don't want them using "artisan hand crafted" rulers and compilers.