On Friday, December 17, 2004, at 6:59:03 PM, Robert Watkins wrote:
> 3) Any approach that commits to the skills divide locks the skill divide in
> place. I'm convinced that the use of Workshop will seriously hinder a
> developer's ability to grow past a certain point, simply because the
> complexity is hidden, not removed. As an aside, this also creates the
> nastiest sort of debugging problems - the ones where you grapple with the
> toolset, not the problem.
Just so. You're on the right track, IMO. Management is not.
Ron Jeffries
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