Straight up, bro. U is indeed a language, as are R, S and T. Really? Yes- google any of them. They are all real programming languages.
And I bring this up ... WHY?
There are a couple of reasons. For starters, "coding" is still considered to be an arcane skill. In many ways, this can be seen as true.
Next, for some reason, coding in one language is sometimes held in a higher esteem than coding in another language.
Lastly, among programmers, even environments and specialized interfaces can cause a certain amount of elitism. If one cannot code a certain task in a certain IDE, one is an a**tard,
So, one attempts self-improverment after well-intentioned coworkers have slammed one to the ground.
Their myopia damns them and in the end does nothing to assist their coworkers.
I tire of some of my coworkers' belittling my efforts to me become a better programmer- their petty complaints and insults have been relegated to "mosquito" stage- annoying, but ineffective.
Sorry about the negative tone here. The next post will be more interesting!
As always, I am hochspeyer, blogging data analysis and management so you don't have to.
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