Programmer's Pain: Why do you need to write tens of thousands of lines of code when you can do it with thousands of lines of code?

Second-rate software engineers like to complicate simple problems and write programs that others cannot understand.

 

A first-class software engineer likes to simplify complex problems and write programs with a clear structure, which makes people feel that the problem is very simple after reading it.

 

Third-rate software engineers will worship second-rate software engineers, because they will think that the programs written by second-rate engineers cannot understand them, and they must be super powerful;

 

Third-rate software engineers don't worship first-rate software engineers, because they think that the things that first-rate engineers do are easy to understand and seem to be simple.

 

Only the first-class software engineers will admire the first-class software engineers, because only they can see it, where are the other first-class software engineers?

 

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