In the McDonalds analogy, developers are not the teenagers working at the machines, we're the engineers that designed the machines. In the McDonalds analogy, the computer is the teenager. Programming isn't work, it's…
I definitely agree, I've realized that most programming languages store data in a hierarchy (structs within structs) which you then "query" in a very static way with the "." operator. Normalizing data and storing it…
In the McDonalds analogy, developers are not the teenagers working at the machines, we're the engineers that designed the machines. In the McDonalds analogy, the computer is the teenager. Programming isn't work, it's…
I definitely agree, I've realized that most programming languages store data in a hierarchy (structs within structs) which you then "query" in a very static way with the "." operator. Normalizing data and storing it…