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Zealots vs. Mercenaries
Submitted by regen_r8 on Fri, 2007-04-06 21:45.
In my last post, I used an analogy between software development tools
and religions. I found the analogy amusing, and illustrative,
and wanted to blather on for a bit about it. Not all
developers are religious, some developers do it for the money.
In this analogy, there are two breeds of software developers,
mercenaries and zealots.