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Scenes from the Real Time Linux WorkshopScenes from the Real Time Linux WorkshopPosted Oct 8, 2009 14:54 UTC (Thu) by marcH (subscriber, #57642)Parent article: Scenes from the Real Time Linux Workshop
> The academic system was charged with churning out armies of Java programmers who have little understanding of how computers actually work and have no clue of the costs of things. The result is that they go forth and create no end of highly bloated systems. The really good developers, it was claimed, tend to come from an electrical engineering background - though the prevalence of hardware engineers who churn out bad code was also noted.
In other words, to be a really good software engineer your skills need to span across a wide range of abstraction levels.
Surprised?
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