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Originally posted by Aaron Mulder:
So looking at the IDE post, I didn't really answer the question of learning IDEs vs technologies. I guess my perspective is that if you don't understand the technology, what use is an IDE? Sure, it looks good in a sales call when the marketing person can develop a web service using such-and-such an IDE, but do you really want to deploy production applications developed by men in clown suits with a drag and drop tool?
Okay, perhaps going too far there, but it's been my experience that if the developers don't understand the technologies, the output is substandard. We're not yet to the point where you can say "Computer: please write me a program to accept electronic order entry over the web and feed the data to my AIX-based order processing system making sure the call center has full access to the order status as it progresses to the inventory system and the shipping system, and be sure to secure all the credit card information against unauthorized access."
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Originally posted by Aaron Mulder:
...Okay, perhaps going too far there, but it's been my experience that if the developers don't understand the technologies, the output is substandard. We're not yet to the point where you can say "Computer: please write me a program to accept electronic order entry over the web and feed the data to my AIX-based order processing system making sure the call center has full access to the order status as it progresses to the inventory system and the shipping system, and be sure to secure all the credit card information against unauthorized access."
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• IBM Certified Professional for Object Oriented Analysis and Design with UML
• IBM Certified System Administrator for WebSphere Application Server v5.0
• Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP®)
But the problem arises when one needs to implement technology using IDE. For this as far as i have observed that some good time of developer is spend over understanding IDE's.
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